The bolometric output of AGN in the XMM-COSMOS survey

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The bolometric output of AGN in the XMM-COSMOS survey Elisabeta Lusso Dipartimento di Astronomia Università di Bologna-INAF/OABO A. Comastri, C. Vignali, G. Zamorani, M. Brusa, E. Treister, R. Gilli, M. Bolzonella, F. Civano and the COSMOS group. The X-ray Universe: Berlin, June 30 2011 Elisabeta Lusso (INAF-OABO) The bolometric output of AGN The X-ray Universe 2011 1 / 20

Prologue Prologue Multi-wavelength database statistically relevant sample of unobscured (Type 1, Lusso et al. 2010) and obscured (Type 2, Lusso et al., subm.) AGN. Broad band (from IR to X-rays) SED of Type-1/2 AGN. Robust estimate of the nuclear emission (L bol, k bol ). k bol versus L bol at [0.5-2]keV and [2-10]keV. Elisabeta Lusso (INAF-OABO) The bolometric output of AGN The X-ray Universe 2011 2 / 20

Prologue Prologue Multi-wavelength database statistically relevant sample of unobscured (Type 1, Lusso et al. 2010) and obscured (Type 2, Lusso et al., subm.) AGN. Broad band (from IR to X-rays) SED of Type-1/2 AGN. Robust estimate of the nuclear emission (L bol, k bol ). k bol versus L bol at [0.5-2]keV and [2-10]keV. Elisabeta Lusso (INAF-OABO) The bolometric output of AGN The X-ray Universe 2011 2 / 20

Prologue Prologue Multi-wavelength database statistically relevant sample of unobscured (Type 1, Lusso et al. 2010) and obscured (Type 2, Lusso et al., subm.) AGN. Broad band (from IR to X-rays) SED of Type-1/2 AGN. Robust estimate of the nuclear emission (L bol, k bol ). k bol versus L bol at [0.5-2]keV and [2-10]keV. Elisabeta Lusso (INAF-OABO) The bolometric output of AGN The X-ray Universe 2011 2 / 20

Prologue Prologue Multi-wavelength database statistically relevant sample of unobscured (Type 1, Lusso et al. 2010) and obscured (Type 2, Lusso et al., subm.) AGN. Broad band (from IR to X-rays) SED of Type-1/2 AGN. Robust estimate of the nuclear emission (L bol, k bol ). k bol versus L bol at [0.5-2]keV and [2-10]keV. Elisabeta Lusso (INAF-OABO) The bolometric output of AGN The X-ray Universe 2011 2 / 20

UV to X-ray Properties UV-X ray Properties 545 X-ray selected radio quiet Type 1 AGNs from the XMM-COSMOS wide field survey (2 deg 2, 1822 sources, t 50 ks, Brusa et al. 2010) 322 spectroscopically identified Additional 223 AGNs with a Type 1 SED from the photo-z sample (Salvato et al. 2009) wide range of redshift 0.04 z 4.25, wide range of X-ray luminosities 40.6 log L [2 10]keV [erg s 1 ] 45.3 Elisabeta Lusso (INAF-OABO) The bolometric output of AGN The X-ray Universe 2011 3 / 20

UV to X-ray Properties α ox vs L 2500Å red crosses = photometric sources black circles = spectroscopic sources slope = 0.14 for an optically selected sample (Steffen et al. 2006) slope = 0.15 for our X-ray selected sample highly significant correlation (17 σ from Kendall-τ) α ox = α ox α ox (L 2500Å ) Elisabeta Lusso (INAF-OABO) The bolometric output of AGN The X-ray Universe 2011 4 / 20

UV to X-ray Properties α ox vs L 2500Å red crosses = photometric sources black circles = spectroscopic sources slope = 0.14 for an optically selected sample (Steffen et al. 2006) slope = 0.15 for our X-ray selected sample highly significant correlation (17 σ from Kendall-τ) α ox = α ox α ox (L 2500Å ) Elisabeta Lusso (INAF-OABO) The bolometric output of AGN The X-ray Universe 2011 4 / 20

UV to X-ray Properties α ox vs L 2500Å red crosses = photometric sources black circles = spectroscopic sources slope = 0.14 for an optically selected sample (Steffen et al. 2006) slope = 0.15 for our X-ray selected sample highly significant correlation (17 σ from Kendall-τ) α ox = α ox α ox (L 2500Å ) Elisabeta Lusso (INAF-OABO) The bolometric output of AGN The X-ray Universe 2011 4 / 20

UV to X-ray Properties k bol vs α ox Log k bol = 1.561 1.853α ox + 1.226α 2 ox 343 Type 1 AGN with detection in both [0.5-2]keV and [2-10]keV 1 σ = 0.078 3 σ = 0.234 α ox estimate of k bol if the L [2 10]keV is available (from X-ray spectra) compute L bol no need of multiwavelength data and SED extrapolation Elisabeta Lusso (INAF-OABO) The bolometric output of AGN The X-ray Universe 2011 5 / 20

UV to X-ray Properties k bol vs λ Edd and α ox vs λ Edd 150 Type 1 AGN with BH mass estimate (using the Mg ii line width) red open circles: 25 Type 1 AGN from Vasudevan & Fabian (2009) high accretion rate onto SMBH efficient accretion disk prominent UV bump steep α ox Elisabeta Lusso (INAF-OABO) The bolometric output of AGN The X-ray Universe 2011 6 / 20

Type 2 AGN in XMM-COSMOS The data-set The data set Type-2 AGN: Hard X-ray sources: F [2 10]keV 2 10 15 [erg s 1 cm 2 ] 41.06 Log L [2 10]keV 45.02 secure optical counterpart spectroscopic redshift 0.045 z 3.524 = 255 Type-2 AGN Elisabeta Lusso (INAF-OABO) The bolometric output of AGN The X-ray Universe 2011 7 / 20

SED of obscured AGN Average SED Average SED (AGN+Host-galaxy) Multi-wavelength data: SPITZER/MIPS: 160-70-24 µm IRAC: 3.6 µm-4.5 µm-5.8 µm- 8.0 µm CFHT: J-K-i -u band SUBARU,GALEX, XMM- Newton:[0.5 2]keV-[2 10]keV. Rest-frame data interpolation (linear+ smoothing ) Normalize at 1 µm luminosity Binning & average each bin Elisabeta Lusso (INAF-OABO) The bolometric output of AGN The X-ray Universe 2011 8 / 20

SED of obscured AGN Average SED Average SED (AGN+Host-galaxy) Flat average X-ray slope Γ X = 1.12 (not corrected for N H ) Optical-UV: dominant host-galaxy contribution near-ir to mid-ir: increasing contribution from the AGN, but very few sources with detection at 160-70 µm......waiting for far-ir data from Herschel Elisabeta Lusso (INAF-OABO) The bolometric output of AGN The X-ray Universe 2011 9 / 20

SED of obscured AGN Average SED Binned average SED (AGN+Host-galaxy) same number of sources in each bin: 40 AGN per bin. z bin IR (8µm) bin X-ray (4 kev) bin Elisabeta Lusso (INAF-OABO) The bolometric output of AGN The X-ray Universe 2011 10 / 20

SED of obscured AGN Average SED Binned average SED (AGN+Host-galaxy) low luminosity bins SED galaxy shape high luminosity bins in near/mid-ir flatter SEDs AGN emission Elisabeta Lusso (INAF-OABO) The bolometric output of AGN The X-ray Universe 2011 11 / 20

SED-fitting SED-fitting Main goal: to properly disentangle the emission associated to stellar light from that due to accretion. 1 Stellar mass 2 SFR 3 AGN bolometric luminosity and bolometric correction Elisabeta Lusso (INAF-OABO) The bolometric output of AGN The X-ray Universe 2011 12 / 20

SED-fitting SED-fitting Starburst component: Chary & Elbaz (2001), Dale & Helou (2002). AGN component: Silva et al. (2004) Galaxy component: Bruzual & Charlot (2003) Elisabeta Lusso (INAF-OABO) The bolometric output of AGN The X-ray Universe 2011 13 / 20

Bolometric correction Bolometric correction 240 Type-2 with N H and AGN best-fit. 109 AGN with N H from X-ray spectra 131 AGN with N H from HR. 306 Type-1 from Lusso et al. (2010). Elisabeta Lusso (INAF-OABO) The bolometric output of AGN The X-ray Universe 2011 14 / 20

Bolometric correction Bolometric correction AGN template spectrum from a set of power laws (enforce the relationship between the α ox and luminosity (e.g., Vignali, Brandt and Schneider 2003) AGN bolometric luminosity function & BH mass function Disadvantage: no window onto the actual variation of k bol in the real AGN population. Elisabeta Lusso (INAF-OABO) The bolometric output of AGN The X-ray Universe 2011 15 / 20

Bolometric correction Bolometric correction 240 Type-2 with N H and AGN best-fit. 109 AGN with N H from X-ray spectra 131 AGN with N H from HR. 306 Type-1 from Lusso et al. (2010). Log L [2 10]keV = 43.30 44.30: k bol 13 ± 1 Type-2 k bol 23 ± 1 Type-1 (significantly different at the 7σ level) Elisabeta Lusso (INAF-OABO) The bolometric output of AGN The X-ray Universe 2011 16 / 20

Bolometric correction Bolometric correction 240 Type-2 with N H and AGN best-fit. 109 AGN with N H from X-ray spectra 131 AGN with N H from HR. 306 Type-1 from Lusso et al. (2010). Log L [2 10]keV = 43.30 44.30: k bol 13 ± 1 Type-2 k bol 23 ± 1 Type-1 (significantly different at the 7σ level) Elisabeta Lusso (INAF-OABO) The bolometric output of AGN The X-ray Universe 2011 16 / 20

Bolometric correction Bolometric correction: Type-2 AGN (preliminary!!) [0.5-2]keV [2-10]keV Elisabeta Lusso (INAF-OABO) The bolometric output of AGN The X-ray Universe 2011 17 / 20

Bolometric correction Bolometric correction: Type-1 AGN (preliminary!!) [0.5-2]keV [2-10]keV Elisabeta Lusso (INAF-OABO) The bolometric output of AGN The X-ray Universe 2011 18 / 20

Bolometric correction Bolometric correction: Type-1 vs. Type-2 AGN (preliminary!!) [0.5-2]keV [2-10]keV Elisabeta Lusso (INAF-OABO) The bolometric output of AGN The X-ray Universe 2011 19 / 20

Summary & Conclusions Summary & Conclusions 1 Significant correlation between α ox and the UV luminosities 2 Significant correlation between both k bol and α ox with λ Edd = L Bol,1µm : high accretion L Edd rate large UV bump steep α ox 3 Significant correlation between k bol and α ox : estimate of L bol without multiwavelength data. 4 Trend of smaller k bol for Type-2 AGN than Type-1 AGN at a given X ray luminosity. 5 Correlation between k bol (at [0.5-2]keV and [2-10]keV) and L bol for both Type-1 and Type-2 AGN. Elisabeta Lusso (INAF-OABO) The bolometric output of AGN The X-ray Universe 2011 20 / 20