* What are Jets? * How do Jets Shine? * Why do Jets Form? * When were Jets Made?

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* What are Jets? * How do Jets Shine? * Why do Jets Form? * When were Jets Made? 1

* Galaxies contain massive black holes which power AGN * Gas accretes through a magnetized disk * Blazars are relativistically beamed * AGN jets emit nonthermally through synchrotron and inverse Compton radiation * Ionic plasma moving with Γ~10 Also UHE proton beams? * Pair plasma Not close to the hole because of radiative drag * Poynting flux AC/DC All of the above? 2

* Disks make mildly relativistic outflows; ultrarelativistic jets derive from black holes * Pairs easy to create (and destroy) * Entropy hard to create * Poynting flux (DC) necessary for efficient collimation over large distances Requires long term, organized field * Jet deceleration through entrainment of ion plasma * Jets have velocity gradient, Γ (r) Γ ~ 1-50 (FRI-FRII) GRB Γ ~ 300-1000 * Observer outside jet Cf GRBs * M87 collimated at <300m! "#" * No SX precursors - no bulk Comptonization 3

! "#" $%& * Locate radius of gamma ray emission Variability, correlated variation Bulk Comptonization? * Are radio jets pair plasmas? VLBI Polarization observations Faraday rotation/pulsation * Is there toroidal field? VLBI Faraday rotation gradients * GeV Polarization??? RHESSI 80 percent??? 4

& * Radio - synchrotron cyclotron maser? * Gamma rays - inverse Compton external (high power) internal (low power) * X-rays inverse Compton (high power) synchrotron (low power) bulk Compton * Particle acceleration Strong (non-relativistic) shocks Not in electromagnetically-dominated jets Relativistic shocks conserve energy per particle? Stochastic acceleration Pair production EASY Charge limited production may follow from turbulence cascade * Relativistic beaming is a very powerful amplifier ~ Γ 2(3)+α See Γ θ 1 * Coherent (cyclotron maser?) emission High brightness temperature radio emission 5

νf ν τ 1 S C -1 t a ~t c τ γγ <1 ν ~10 2-3 m Gammasphere? τ(ν 1 ) 1 ~10 4-5 m Radio Photosphere r<-->ν & '( e EC SSC Γ,γ 6

! "#" * Spectral variability greater above peak * Large, directly measured brightness temperatures => coherent emission? $%& * Better sampling of variability in brightest sources TeV varies in 30 min in Mkn 421 Does GeV vary faster? Gammasphere emission?? => t ~ ν Locate source of GeV, TeV emission Multi wavelength campaigns 7

) * Accretion Disk Exhausts Remove angular momentum - up not out cf the Sun Remove energy - adiabatic accretion Low mass supply rate, two temperature thick disk, MHD wind Maximal Speed? * Black Hole Power Original (vs venial?) Spin From the ergosphere not the horizon Efficiency? * Is there a Universal Jet Mechanism? ( Ultrarelativistic jets are basically currents driven by unipolar induction 8

!" * Rules of thumb: Φ B R 2 ; V ~ Ω Φ; I~ V / Z 0 ; P ~ V I PWN AGN GRB B 100 MT 1 T 1 TT ν 10 Hz 10 µhz 1 khz R 10 km 10 Tm 10 km V 3 PV 300 EV 30 ZV I 300 TA 3 EA 300 EA P 100 XW 1 TXW 10 PXW B M Ω UHECR! *+,+ 9

- #. Angular Momentum Transport F L = G L M ~ 1 / 2 r ~ 0 G Energy transport from small r by torque unbinds gas at large r. Energy Transport F E = G Ω M B ~ r B = 1 2 V 2 + Φ + W ~ Bernoulli Function 1 ~ Ω L 0 > 0 /!0 ) * Underfed Accretion (<< Edd), eg Galactic Center Viscosity large and heats ions rapid inflow negligible electron heating and radiative loss γ ~ 5/3 Ultrarelativistic outflows? * Overfed Accretion (>> Edd), eg BALQ, GRB Photons trapped by Thomson scattering r/m < (dm/dt)/(dm/dt) Edd independent of viscosity γ ~ 4/3 C P large Mildly relativistic outflows? 10

! "#" ( Active collimation? $ 1 * * Long bursts ~3-100 s E ~ 10 51 erg (beaming) ~1d -1yr afterglows Associated with SNIc; BH/NS formation Achromatic breaks => jets? Gamma ray escape => Γ > 300? * Short bursts 0.1-3 s? 11

( 2! * Spinning Magnetized Neutron Stars * B ~ 10 11-13 G; P ~ 0.1s - 10s * MSPs, Magnetars and AXPs QuickTime and a GIF decompressor are needed to see this picture. 34* ~ 20 examples Γ ~ 2 Circinus X-1 (Γ ~ 15?) 12

Galactic Center Baganoff, Morris etal L ~ 10 29 W 6 = 15 pc L ~ 10 32 W Galactic Center Baganoff, Morris etal Sgr A* Jet? B~100G, Φ~3PV I~300TA L EM ~10 30 W Magnetically-pinched current? Magnetic reservoir Ohmic dissipation Ω. B constant 6 = 15 pc 13

$%& * Observing indirectly close to source in powerful objects * Detect (or limit) non-blazar FRIIs eg Cygnus A Sins of transmission not emission FRIs may be better * AGN evolution - chickens and eggs * Role of Black Holes in galaxy formation and evolution Side show or instigator? 14

* AGN have large role in galaxy formation and evolution * Early growth may be dominated by radiationdominated high mass supply case => jets are more local! "#" * High power AGN 10 3 times more plentiful when t~3gyr * Contrast less for low power AGN * Blazars appear to be more local still * X-ray background contributed by older (closer) AGN * Compact doubles maybe baby radio sources 15

* 5' Dunlop 1999 # $ " "%& ' ( ") %* Kormendy & Gebhardt 2001 16

HST+Spitzer color image (0.3% of GOODS) ' "!+ * 7 X-ray sources with no optical counterpart (HST) detected in K band - L * host galaxy would be visible to z~7 Detected with Spitzer One or two may be the most distant AGN ever (z>7) 5 are dusty AGN at z~3 17

$%& * 10 4 GLAST blazars with 0.02 power may sort out evolutionary properties M, M evolution or environment Collimation, nuclear density? * Gamma ray background Resolved sources? Blazars, clusters, XRB. High latitude source vs diffuse energy density; 6% -> 20%? GeV cosmic rays in intergalactic shocks in dense environments?? π 0 decay line feature Early XRB arguments can be used. & * GLAST can address fundamental questions re AGN, black holes, jets * Multi-wavelength observations crucial and must be planned well ahead of time Surveys VLBI TeV * Lot of discovery space 18