Modelling Accretion Disk Winds
吸积盘风建模
基本信息
- 批准号:2750006
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Studentship
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2022 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
All quasars are powered by the same central engine: a supermassive black hole that is surrounded and fed by a luminous accretion disk. Approximately 15% of all quasars exhibit clear evidence for powerful outflows driven from these disks, in the form of broad, blue-shifted absorption lines. However, these so-called "broad absorption line quasars" (BALQSOs) are just the tip of the iceberg: since disk-driven winds cannot be spherical, BALQSOs are just the sub-set of quasars viewed at a particularly favourable orientation. In reality, *all* quasars are likely to drive such winds. This is important, because these outflows provide a key feedback mechanism: they can remove significant amounts of mass, energy and angular momentum from the quasar and inject it into the surrounding (inter-)galactic medium. However, despite their importance, we know almost nothing about these accretion disk winds. For example, the geometry, kinematics, and even the basic driving mechanism responsible for launching them are still basically unknown.The aim of this PhD project will be to remedy this situation by modelling the wind-formed features in the spectra of quasars. This work will be carried out in the context of an established collaboration (which includes two other PhD students and one postdoctoral fellow at Southampton) and will use an existing, state-of-the-art Monte Carlo radiative transfer code. The ultimate goal we are pursuing is to determine the fundamental parameters of quasar accretion disk winds and thus shed light on how they regulate the fueling of supermassive black holes and the feedback of energy into their environment. In addition, we aim to shed light on quasar unification: is it possible that *most* observational signatures we associate with (even non-BAL) quasars are actually shaped by disk winds?
所有类星体均由同一中央发动机提供动力:一个被发光磁盘包围和喂食的超大质量黑洞。所有类星体中约有15%均以这些磁盘驱动的强大外流表现出明确的证据,其形式是宽阔的蓝移吸收线。但是,这些所谓的“宽吸收线类星体”(BALQSOS)只是冰山一角:由于磁盘驱动的风不能是球形的,因此Balqsos只是以特别有利的方向观察的类星体的子集。实际上, *所有 *类星体都可能会驱动这样的风。这很重要,因为这些流出提供了一个关键的反馈机制:它们可以从类星体中去除大量的质量,能量和角动量,并将其注入周围的(间)银河系介质。但是,尽管它们的重要性,但我们几乎一无所知。例如,几何形状,运动学,甚至负责推出它们的基本驾驶机制仍然是未知的。该博士学位项目的目的是通过对类星体光谱中的风形特征进行建模来解决这种情况。这项工作将在已建立的合作(包括另外两名博士生和一名南安普敦的博士后研究员)的背景下进行,并将使用现有的,最先进的蒙特卡洛辐射转移法。我们追求的最终目标是确定类星体积聚磁盘风的基本参数,从而阐明它们如何调节超大质量黑洞的加油以及能源反馈到其环境中的反馈。此外,我们的目标是阐明类星体统一:是否有可能与我们与(甚至是非bal)类星体相关联的大多数观察性签名实际上是由磁盘风塑造的吗?
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