Galactic ToO

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This page is related to the project Target of Opportunity observations of Galactic Transient sources. This proposal aims at discovering new sources of transient nature in the Galaxy. This project covers both the dedicated LST1 single telescope proposals but also involves the joint MAGIC+LST1 proposal (GAL02, Galactic Targets of Opportunity, PI: A. L\'opez-Oramas), at work for few years already. If MAGIC available, joint observations would be prioritized, since for many of these unknown transients is key to improve our sensitivity; if MAGIC is not available for any reason (hardware problems, other observations...), LST1 should observe in mono.

For matters related to this topic, please contact A. López-Oramas: aloramas@iac.es

You can join the dedicated slack channel lst-galactic-transients: https://cta-north.slack.com/archives/C057YMBC4H5

Proposals

Involved researchers

PI: Alicia López-Oramas, IAC, alicia.lopez@iac.es

List of Co-Is:

   	* Takayuki Saito, Institute: ICRR, email: tysaito2008@gmail.com
   	* Alessandro Carosi, Institute: INAF Roma, email: alessandro.carosi@inaf.it
   	* Hideaki Katagiri, Institute: Ibaraki University, email: hideaki.katagiri.sci@vc.ibaraki.ac.jp
   	* Yukiho Kobayashi, Institute: ICRR, email: yukihok@icrr.u-tokyo.ac.jp
   	* Arnau Aguasca-Cabot, Institute: UB, email: arnau.aguasca@fqa.ub.edu 
   	* Marc Ribó, Institute: UB, email: mribo@fqa.ub.edu 	 
   	* Pol Bordas, Institute: UB , email: pbordas@fqa.ub.edu
   	* Vincenzo Vitale, Institute: INFN Roma Tor Vergata, email: vincenzo.vitale@roma2.infn.it  
   	* Giorgio Pirola, Institute: MPP, email: gpirola@mpp.mpg.de
   	* Gabriele Panebianco, Institute: INAF Bologna, email: gabriele.panebianco@inaf.it
   	* Rubén López-Coto, Institute: IAA, email: rlopezcoto@iaa.es
   	* David Green, Institute: MPP, email: damgreen@mpp.mpg.de
   	* Daniela Hadasch, Institute: ICRR, email: hadasch@icrr.u-tokyo.ac.jp
   	* Dmitry Khangulyan, Institute: ICRR, email: dmitry.khangulyan@googlemail.com
   	* Diego F. Torres, Institute: ICE-IEEC, email: dtorres@ice.csic.es
   	* Susumu Inoue, Institute: Chiba University, email: sinoue@icrr.u-tokyo.ac.jp
   	* Andrea Simongini, Institute: INAF Roma, email: andrea.simongini@inaf.it

Teams and triggering

Triggers will be discussed within the whole list of co-Is and discussed in the project channels. People forming part of a team are responsible to issue these triggers. If they are not available, any LST member can trigger after discussing it with the aforementioned people.

The different teams are formed by:

  • Novae: A. Aguasca-Cabot, D. Green, H. Katagiri, Y. Kobayashi, R. López-Coto, A. López-Oramas, D. Torres
  • Microquasars: P. Bordas, López-Oramas, D. Torres;
  • Flares from gamma-ray binaries: P. Bordas, López-Oramas, D. Torres
  • Magnetars: A. Carosi, R. López-Coto, A. López-Oramas, G. Panebianco, D. Torres, T. Saito
  • Supernovae: A. Carosi, A. López-Oramas
  • Flares from pulsar-wind nebulae: R. López-Coto, A. López-Oramas, G. Pirola, D. Torres, T. Saito
  • Stellar superflares: A. Carosi, A. López-Oramas
  • Other sources: A. Carosi, A. López-Oramas.

Observations

This is the list of sources that have been observed via the dedicated LST1 single telescope proposal or via joint MAGIC-LST1 observations:

  • SN 2023ixf
  • Magnetar giant flare in M82: GRB 231115A
  • SN 2024bch
  • Binary LS V+44 17
  • SGR 1935+2154 (taken as piggyback on MAGIC)