A Rapid Change in X-Ray Variability and a Jet Ejection in the Black Hole Transient MAXI J1820+070
A Rapid Change in X-Ray Variability and a Jet Ejection in the Black Hole Transient MAXI J1820+070
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10.3847/2041-8213/ab7932
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2020-03
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J. Homan;J. Bright;S. Motta;D. Altamirano;Z. Arzoumanian;A. Basak;T. Belloni;E. Cackett;R. Fender;K. Gendreau;E. Kara;D. Pasham;R. Remillard;J. Steiner;A. Stevens;P. Uttley
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J. Homan;J. Bright;S. Motta;D. Altamirano;Z. Arzoumanian;A. Basak;T. Belloni;E. Cackett;R. Fender;K. Gendreau;E. Kara;D. Pasham;R. Remillard;J. Steiner;A. Stevens;P. Uttley
We present Neutron Star Interior Composition Explorer X-ray and Arcminute Microkelvin Imager Large Array radio observations of a rapid hard-to-soft state transition in the black hole X-ray transient MAXI J1820+070. During the transition from the hard state to the soft state a switch between two particular types of quasiperiodic oscillations (QPOs) was seen in the X-ray power density spectra, from type-C to type-B, along with a drop in the strength of the broadband X-ray variability and a brief flare in the 7–12 keV band. Soon after this switch (∼2–2.5 hr) a strong radio flare was observed that corresponded to the launch of superluminal ejecta. Although hints of a connection between QPO transitions and radio flares have been seen in other black hole X-ray transients, our observations constitute the strongest observational evidence to date for a link between the appearance of type-B QPOs and the launch of discrete jet ejections.