2009A&A...505..249M


Query : 2009A&A...505..249M

2009A&A...505..249M - Astronomy and Astrophysics, volume 505249-263 (2009/10-1)

Binary planetary nebulae nuclei towards the Galactic bulge. II. A penchant for bipolarity and low-ionisation structures.

MISZALSKI B., ACKER A., PARKER Q.A. and MOFFAT A.F.J.

Abstract (from CDS):

Considerable effort has been applied towards understanding the precise shaping mechanisms responsible for the diverse range of morphologies exhibited by planetary nebulae (PNe). At least 10-20% of PNe have central stars (CSPN) with a close binary companion thought responsible for heavily shaping the ejected PN during common-envelope (CE) evolution, however morphological studies of the few available examples found no clear distinction between PNe and post-CE PNe. The discovery of several new binary central stars (CSPN) from the OGLE-III photometric variability survey has significantly increased the number of post-CE PNe available for morphological analysis to 30 PNe. High quality Gemini South narrow-band images are presented for most of the OGLE sample, while some previously known post-CE PNe are reanalysed with images from the literature. Nearly 30% of nebulae have canonical bipolar morphologies, however this could be as high as 60% once inclination effects are incorporated with the aid of geometric models. This is the strongest observational evidence yet linking CE evolution to bipolar morphologies. A higher than average proportion of the sample shows low-ionisation knots, filaments or jets suggesting they have a binary origin. These features are also common in nebulae around emission-line nuclei which may be explained by speculative binary formation scenarios for H-deficient CSPN.

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Journal keyword(s): ISM: planetary nebulae: general - stars: binaries: close

Simbad objects: 70

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Number of rows : 70
N Identifier Otype ICRS (J2000)
RA
ICRS (J2000)
DEC
Mag U Mag B Mag V Mag R Mag I Sp type #ref
1850 - 2026
#notes
1 NAME IPHAS PN-1 PN 01 25 07.9581672816 +63 56 52.758368988           ~ 23 0
2 PN HFG 1 PN 03 03 47.0096763024 +64 54 35.517676320     14.56 13.99   ~ 114 0
3 NGC 1360 PN 03 33 14.6468527944 -25 52 17.977647900   10.95 11.16     sdO 291 0
4 PN M 2-2 PN 04 13 15.0286446504 +56 56 58.407808596           ~ 96 0
5 V* AB Lep RS* 05 55 06.6090015168 -22 54 02.422292148           sdO+Ke 61 0
6 NGC 2346 PN 07 09 22.5215800440 -00 48 23.610997332   11.76 11.58     A5V 592 0
7 WRAY 17-1 PN 07 14 49.4240697984 -46 57 39.199063500   13.8 13.00     PG1159 90 0
8 NGC 2371 PN 07 25 34.6883929008 +29 29 26.430252072   14.48 13.5     Oe 384 0
9 NGC 2392 PN 07 29 10.7671398096 +20 54 42.474888072     9.68     O6f 740 2
10 NGC 2452 PN 07 47 26.2649505144 -27 20 06.819982188   17.9 12.20     [WO1] 263 0
11 PN K 1-2 PN 08 57 45.9621412752 -28 57 36.577846476           ~ 125 1
12 CD-48 6027 HS* 10 54 40.5601100160 -48 47 02.815818036 10.92 11.99 12.12 12.39   sdO 127 0
13 SBSS 1150+599 PN 11 53 24.7392231288 +59 39 57.050391708   17.5       O(H)III-V 78 0
14 V* BE UMa CV* 11 57 44.8279856952 +48 56 18.313757772   15.437 15.373 14.867   DO+M1/5e 140 0
15 PN A66 35 PN 12 53 32.7857105088 -22 52 22.569625704   10.52 9.69     G8III-IV+DAO 207 1
16 PN LoTr 5 PN 12 55 33.7471108416 +25 53 30.559286040   9.72 8.88     G5III-IV 223 0
17 NGC 5189 PN 13 33 32.8780414224 -65 58 27.041428272   14.1 14.5   14.35 [WO1] 331 1
18 PN SuWt 2 PN 13 55 43.2309876312 -59 22 39.812544012   12.403 11.991 12.01 11.40 ~ 80 0
19 NGC 5882 PN 15 16 49.9562553264 -45 38 58.616280132   11.9 10.9     ~ 281 1
20 PN Sp 1 PN 15 51 40.9510318656 -51 31 28.545826008   14.43 13.98 13.86   O(H)3-5(fc) 146 0
21 NGC 6026 PN 16 01 21.1234809960 -34 32 35.786302980   13.2 12.50     O7 116 0
22 IC 4593 PN 16 11 44.5479462840 +12 04 17.031388584   10.91 10.84     O7fp 462 0
23 PN HaTr 4 PN 16 45 00.042 -51 12 20.36           ~ 58 0
24 IC 4634 PN 17 01 33.5816774904 -21 49 33.015515916   12.3 11.3     O3If 286 0
25 PN G347.0+00.3 PN 17 09 10.8 -39 31 06           ~ 10 1
26 NGC 6337 PN 17 22 15.6721413768 -38 29 01.735593252     12.00     wels 146 0
27 PN M 3-8 PN 17 24 52.15 -28 05 54.6     15.40     ~ 92 0
28 PN A66 41 PN 17 29 02.0258857104 -15 13 04.482114960   16.06 15.95     sdO 146 1
29 PN Hb 4 PN 17 41 52.8002065320 -24 42 08.330663196   18.4 17     [WC4] 232 1
30 PN G355.6-02.3 PN 17 44 27.91 -33 55 20.3           ~ 17 1
31 PN Pe 1-9 PN 17 45 36.7571084976 -23 02 26.318855004     19.166   17.815 O(H) 51 0
32 PPA J1747-3435 PN 17 47 08.3 -34 35 43           O(H) 14 1
33 PN H 1-33 PN 17 47 49.4162559989 -34 08 05.126681277     15.30     ~ 66 1
34 NAME PN SAB 41 PN 17 48 16.3 -35 38 31     15.48     ~ 21 1
35 PN G359.5-01.2 PN 17 49 22.10 -29 59 27.0           ~ 15 0
36 PN Hf 2-1 PN 17 51 12.149 -34 55 24.31           ~ 74 0
37 PN Bl 3-15 PN 17 52 35.87 -29 06 38.6           ~ 37 0
38 PN M 3-16 PN 17 52 46.0471623240 -30 49 35.021065800     17.007   16.122 O(H)4-6III-V 81 0
39 PN H 2-29 PN 17 53 16.8231690912 -32 40 38.501200020     19.313   18.308 O(H) 64 0
40 PN M 2-19 PN 17 53 45.6485317560 -29 43 46.975373868     16.976   15.973 O(H)6-8III-V 97 0
41 PN K 6-34 PN 17 54 41.10 -31 31 43.2           O(H)4-6 14 0
42 PHR J1756-3342 PN 17 56 39.5 -33 42 31           O(H)3-4Vz 11 1
43 PHR J1757-2824 PN 17 57 42.2 -28 24 07           O(H) 11 1
44 NGC 6543 PN 17 58 33.4039587288 +66 37 58.750734000   11.09 11.28     [WC] 1197 2
45 PN G001.2-02.6 PN? 17 59 02.8 -29 15 01           ~ 9 1
46 PN G000.5-03.1 a PN? 17 59 25.6 -30 07 15           ~ 12 1
47 PN G001.9-02.5 PN? 17 59 52.6 -28 34 47           ~ 12 1
48 BMP J1800-3407 PN 18 00 26.5 -34 07 49           O(H)4-5Vz 8 1
49 PN G000.9-03.3 PN 18 01 13.4 -29 47 00           ~ 9 1
50 PN G003.1-02.1 PN 18 01 24.37 -27 18 08.9           ~ 10 1
51 PHR J1804-2913 PN 18 04 28.52 -29 13 57.2           O(H) 15 1
52 PN G004.0-02.6 PN 18 04 59.5 -26 45 17           ~ 13 1
53 NGC 6583 OpC 18 15 51.0 -22 08 38     10.0     ~ 83 0
54 PN Cn 1-5 PN 18 29 11.6500996872 -31 29 59.135208396   15.5 15.2 13.34   [WC5/6] 163 0
55 PN A66 46 PN 18 31 18.5910709560 +26 56 12.110750088       15.050   O9k 190 0
56 PN Hf 2-2 PN 18 32 30.9015918072 -28 43 20.276106312     15.90     ~ 110 0
57 PN Pe 1-17 PN 18 47 48.799 -09 09 06.93           ~ 63 0
58 IC 1295 PN 18 54 37.1482406280 -08 49 37.419993444           DAO.56 99 1
59 PN HaTr 11 PN 19 02 59.373 +03 02 20.77           ~ 14 0
60 NGC 6751 PN 19 05 55.5383775432 -05 59 32.288861544   15.78 15.48     [WC4] 338 0
61 PN Lo 18 PN 19 09 47.816 -55 35 11.01   20.01   19.11   ~ 27 0
62 PN A66 63 PN 19 42 10.2896588688 +17 05 14.458509132           sdO+G: 222 1
63 NGC 6826 PN 19 44 48.1500225888 +50 31 30.249034932   9.779 9.359 10.775   O3f(H) 736 0
64 PN A66 65 PN 19 46 34.2091910232 -23 08 12.966083088   15.93 15.77 16.00 15.65 Opk 138 0
65 NGC 6886 PN 20 12 42.83016 +19 59 22.6320   13.053 11.719     ~ 325 1
66 NGC 7026 PN 21 06 18.5723414928 +47 51 06.774735780   15.33 15.1     [WC3] 427 1
67 NGC 7027 PN 21 07 01.571952 +42 14 10.47120   10.358 8.831 10.157   ~ 2541 1
68 NGC 7662 PN 23 25 53.8318792825 +42 32 05.835828380       11.427   ~ 940 1
69 PN Hb 12 PN 23 26 14.8236376464 +58 10 54.543292356   13.51 11.49 12.44   Oe 338 0
70 NAME Galactic Bulge reg ~ ~           ~ 4794 0

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