GRB 180418A: A Possibly Short Gamma-Ray Burst with a Wide-angle Outflow in a Faint Host Galaxy

GRB 180418A: A Possibly Short Gamma-Ray Burst with a Wide-angle Outflow in a Faint Host Galaxy
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10.3847/1538-4357/abee85
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发表时间:
2020-12
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The Astrophysical Journal
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A. R. Escorial;W. Fong;P. Veres;T. Laskar;A. Lien;K. Paterson;Maura Lally;P. Blanchard;A. Nugent;N. Tanvir;D. Cornish;Edo Berger;Eric Burns;Brad Cenko;B. Cobb;A. Cucchiara;A. Goldstein;R. Margutti;B. Metzger;Peter Milne;A. Levan;M. Nicholl;N. Smith
A. R. Escorial;W. Fong;P. Veres;T. Laskar;A. Lien;K. Paterson;Maura Lally;P. Blanchard;A. Nugent;N. Tanvir;D. Cornish;Edo Berger;Eric Burns;Brad Cenko;B. Cobb;A. Cucchiara;A. Goldstein;R. Margutti;B. Metzger;Peter Milne;A. Levan;M. Nicholl;N. Smith
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A. R. Escorial;W. Fong;P. Veres;T. Laskar;A. Lien;K. Paterson;Maura Lally;P. Blanchard;A. Nugent;N. Tanvir;D. Cornish;Edo Berger;Eric Burns;Brad Cenko;B. Cobb;A. Cucchiara;A. Goldstein;R. Margutti;B. Metzger;Peter Milne;A. Levan;M. Nicholl;N. Smith

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We present X-ray and multiband optical observations of the afterglow and host galaxy of GRB 180418A, discovered by Swift/BAT and Fermi/GBM. We present a reanalysis of the GBM and BAT data deriving durations of the prompt emission of T 90 ≈ 2.56 and 1.90 s, respectively. Modeling the Fermi/GBM catalog of 1405 bursts (2008–2014) in the hardness–T 90 plane, we obtain a probability of ≈60% that GRB 180418A is a short-hard burst. From a combination of Swift/XRT and Chandra observations, the X-ray afterglow is detected to ≈38.5 days after the burst and exhibits a single power-law decline with F X ∝ t −0.98. Late-time Gemini observations reveal a faint r ≈ 25.69 mag host galaxy at an angular offset of ≈0.″16. At the likely redshift range of z ≈ 1–2.25, we find that the X-ray afterglow luminosity of GRB 180418A is intermediate between short and long gamma-ray bursts (GRBs) at all epochs during which there are contemporaneous data and that GRB 180418A lies closer to the E γ,peak–E γ,iso correlation for short GRBs. Modeling the multiwavelength afterglow with the standard synchrotron model, we derive the burst explosion properties and find a jet opening angle of θ j ≳ 9°–14°. If GRB 180418A is a short GRB that originated from a neutron star merger, it has one of the brightest and longest-lived afterglows along with an extremely faint host galaxy. If, instead, the event is a long GRB that originated from a massive star collapse, it has among the lowest-luminosity afterglows and lies in a peculiar space in terms of the hardness–T 90 and E γ,peak–E γ,iso planes.