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Outflows from Accreting Black Holes in Active Galactic Nuclei

Outflows from Accreting Black Holes in Active Galactic Nuclei
活动星系核中吸积黑洞的流出
批准号:
9876887
负责人:
Mitchell Begelman
金额:
$32.39万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
1999
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1999-09-01 至 2003-08-31

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中文摘要
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强大的风和喷流是活动星系核(AGN)中吸积黑洞最引人注目的表现之一。 最近对吸积流的能量学的研究表明,这种外流不仅是不可避免的,而且质量损失可能非常强烈,以至于除了一小部分之外,所有供应的物质都在到达黑洞之前被排出。 本计画研究活动星系核吸积的新观点的理论衍生与观测结果。 虽然质量、角动量和能量的损失以可预测的方式相互关联,但流出的细节取决于微观物理细节。Begelman博士正在构建“流入-流出”模型,计算它们的辐射性质,并研究它们与相对论喷流的产生和准直的关系以及它们与活动星系核环境的相互作用。活动星系核中的相对论喷流可能是吸积流内部强烈质量损失的结果之一,但喷流也可以从黑洞的旋转中获得大部分能量。 Begelman博士还在研究如何通过Blandford-Znajek效应提取自旋能量取决于黑洞的吸积历史和当前环境。 Begelman博士还在研究Braod z射线铁谱线和相对论性“diskoseismology”--研究吸积盘内部区域的捕获振荡--作为靠近黑洞的强引力区域的观测探测器。 ***
英文摘要
Powerful winds and jets are among the most dramatic manifestations of accreting black holes in active galactic nuclei (AGN). Recent consideration of the energetics of accretion flows suggests that such outflows are not only inevitable, but that the mass loss may be so strong that all but a tiny fraction of the supplied matter is expelled before it reaches the black hole. This project studies the theoretical ramifications and observational consequences of this new view of accretion in AGN. Although the loss of mass, angular momentum, and energy are interrelated in a predictable way, the specifics of the outflows depend on microphysical details. Dr. Begelman is constructing "inflow-outflow" models, calculating their radiative properties, and studying their relationships to the production and collimation of relativistic jets as well as their interactions with the AGN environment.The relativistic jets in AGNs may be one consequence of powerful mass loss from the inner parts of accretion flows, but the jets could also derive much of their energy from the spin of the black hole. Dr. Begelman is also studying how the extraction of spin energy via the Blandford-Znajek effect depends on the black hole's accretion history and its current environment. Dr. Begelman is also studying the braod z-ray iron lines and relativistic "diskoseismology" - the study of trapped oscillations in the inner regions of accretions disks - as observational probes of strong gravity regions close to black holes. ***
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