Complex structure of a proto-brown dwarf
arXiv:2102.09640 · doi:10.1093/mnras/stab547
Abstract
We present ALMA CO (2-1), CO (2-1), CO (2-1) molecular line observations of a very young proto-brown dwarf system, ISO-OPH 200. We have conducted physical+chemical modelling of the complex internal structure for this system using the core collapse simulations for brown dwarf formation. The model at an age of 6000 yr can provide a good fit to the observed kinematics, spectra, and reproduce the complex structures seen in the moment maps. Results from modelling indicate that CO emission is tracing an extended (1000 au) molecular outflow and a bright shock knot, CO is tracing the outer (1000 au) envelope/pseudo-disc, and CO is tracing the inner (500 au) pseudo-disc. The source size of 8.6 au measured in the 873m image is comparable to the inner Keplerian disc size predicted by the model. A 3D model structure of ISO-OPH 200 suggests that this system is viewed partially through a wide outflow cavity resulting in a direct view of the outflow and a partial view of the envelope/pseudo-disc. We have argued that ISO-OPH 200 has been mis-classified as a Class Flat object due to the unusual orientation. The various signatures of this system, notably, the young 616 yr outflow dynamical age and high outflow rate (110 M yr), silicate absorption in the 10m mid-infrared spectrum, pristine ISM-like dust in the envelope/disc, comparable sizes of the extended envelope and outflow, indicate that ISO-OPH 200 is an early Class 0 stage system formed in a star-like mechanism via gravitational collapse of a very low-mass core.
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