Microquasars and The Power of Spin

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Microquasars and The Power of Spin Ralph Spencer, Tony Rushton with thanks to Mr Tony Blair COST Valencia 2010 1

Overview What are Microquasars? A bit of history A gallery of objects The link to AGN A bit of theory of power generation Conclusion COST Valencia 2010 2

X-ray Binary stars Many X-ray X sources found to be in binaries periods of several hrs to days ~300 in Milky Way Accretion onto a compact object formed by a supernova, releases gravitational energy and produces X-ray X emitting binary star ~ 50 found to have radio emission (REXRB) : jets produced in some objects- microquasars Accretion Jets produced COST Valencia 2010 3

A MICROQUASAR AT THE GALACTIC CENTRE REGION Wang et al. ApJ 2002 Chandra F. Mirabel., L.F.Rodríguez, Paul, Cordier, Lebrun (1992) Belanger, Goldwurm, Goldoni, ApJ 2006 INTEGRAL Black Hole COST Valencia 2010 4

History 1970 s search for counterparts to the newly discovered X-ray X sources 1971 Braes and Miley detection of compact radio emission from Cyg X- 1 and Sco X-1 1 with the GB interferometer 1972 Giant outburst on Cyg X-3 Nat. Phys. Sci.. 239 114- COST Valencia 2010 5

Cyg X-3 3 1972 Outburst - 21 papers in Nature Anderson et al. MkI-Defford 408 MHz COST Valencia 2010 6

History contd. 1975 Radio emision from X-ray X transient A0620-00 00 Davis et al 1975 Kuulkers et al. 1999 we found the old 1975 data was in fact extended ~ 3 3 a jet? 1980 s: Images of the radio bright objects 1990 s: More sensitive surveys, jet expansion measured 2000 s: Findamental plane, X-rayX ray-radio correlations, X-ray X state dependence COST Valencia 2010 7

A0620-00 Monoceros X-1 -> Kuulkers et al 1999 Davis et al 1972 COST Valencia 2010 8

SS433 -Discovery of a radio jet, - Spencer Nature 1979, 282 483 Hjellming and Johnston 1981 COST Valencia 2010 9

Gallery: SS433 -MERLIN VLBI -- COST Valencia 2010 10

POWERFUL DARK JETS FROM BLACK HOLES Radio (Dubner et al); X-rays: (Brinkmann et al) SS433/W50 VLA λ20cm 1arcsec 1 o = 60 pc Moving H α lines : matter moving at 0.26 c W50 In precessing jets, period 162.5 days COST Valencia 2010 11

SUPERLUMINAL EJECTION IN A µqso GRS 1915+105 (discovered with GRANAT) 1 M red giant orbiting a 14 M BH (Greiner et al.) VLA Mirabel. & L.F. Rodriguez, 1994 1 arcsec GRS 1915+105 V app > C ---Jets have apparent superluminal motions COST Valencia 2010 12

GRS1915+105 blob ejection! Radio Outburst: 5 GHz Merlin Oct 1997 d=11 kpc, v/c=0.98 θ=66 o And again In March 2001 (plus another 7 Epochs) NB the images have been rotated in the above COST Valencia 2010 13

1994 and 1997 results compared COST Valencia 2010 14

Cygnus X-1 X a radio jet in a persistent black hole XRB VLBA 8.4 GHz August 1998 -discovery of jet in Cyg X-1 on ~15 mas scale (Stirling et al 2001) VLBA 15 GHz Showing compact jet ~3 mas long (in low/hard X-ray state) COST Valencia 2010 15

Cygnus X-1 X 1 Bubble (Russell, Fender et al. 2007) COST Valencia 2010 16

UNIVERSAL DISK-JET COUPLING IN BLACK HOLES Fender et al. (2006); Corbel et al. (2006); J. Rodriguez et al. (2004-2009) Outburst with rapid transition from hard to soft X-ray state Soft X-rays M., Chaty et al. (2005) Low-hard X-rays Transient, optically thin radio jets: Γ > 2 Persistent, flat spectrum radio source: Γ < 2 Disk-jet coupling also observed in QSOs (Marscher et al Nature 2004) How are BH binary states related to AGN types? (Köerding et al.) COST Valencia 2010 17 The transient radio jets produced by internal shocks (as in GRBs)

The companion star The accretion disc (1000 K < T < 10,000,000 K) The jet (v ~ c) The corona (T > 100 MK?} COST Valencia 2010 18

Jets and the X-ray X state 1997 outburst on GRS1915+105 Big flare and ejection followed plateau low/hard X-ray state Small, (50 au) VLBI scale weak jet present in plateau state VLBI mini-jet Merlin obs Plateau state COST Valencia 2010 19

UNIVERSAL DISK-JET COUPLING IN BLACK HOLES Fender et al. (2006); Corbel et al. (2006); J. Rodriguez et al. (2004-2009) Outburst with rapid transition from hard to soft X-ray state Soft X-rays M., Chaty et al. (2005) Low-hard X-rays Transient, optically thin radio jets: Γ > 2 Persistent, flat spectrum radio source: Γ < 2 Disk-jet coupling also observed in QSOs (Marscher et al Nature 2004) How are BH binary states related to AGN types? (Köerding et al.) COST Valencia 2010 20 The transient radio jets produced by internal shocks (as in GRBs)

The Fundamental Plane Gallo et al 2003 COST Valencia 2010 21

Spin: Power Generation Blandford and Znajek 1977: energy released from the accretion disk/black-hole system from BH spin: power in the jet is 2 2 2 J M B P= 10 35 J M 10 8 max sun (In ergs/sec, J is spin of BH, B in gauss) What s the value of B? Typical jet luminosities suggest B~ 10 8 gauss or more COST Valencia 2010 22

Equate pressure in the magnetic field to the ram pressure of material in the ISCO 1/ 2 2 2GM = ρv where v is the velocity = 2 B 8π r Density given by the inflow through the disc Mɺ ρ = 2 4π r v COST Valencia 2010 23

But the X-ray luminosity depends on accretion rate Mdot 2 rg Lx = Mc ɺ r where r is the gravitational radius and r the ISCO radius g Gives: P 35 = 4 10 2 1.5 J r Lx 38 J max r g 10 COST Valencia 2010 24

The data: (Jet power from radio synchrotron minimum energy and length of jet, Lx from X-ray X counts) Name Typ e D kpc beta tjet secs E ergs Gamma Overall S X L X max gamma x L max A0620-00 L 1.2 0.9 2.60E+06 1.30E+41 2.30E+00 1.15E+35 50000 1.87E+38 J1655-40 L 3.2 0.92 1.70E+06 3.00E+42 2.60E+00 4.68E+36 1600 4.26E+37 GX339-4 L 8 0.5 9.30E+06 3.50E+41 1.16E+00 4.41E+34 899 1.5E+38 1E1740.7-2942 L 8.5 0.5 7.90E+08 2.00E+43 1.16E+00 2.90E+34 30 5.64E+36 GRS1758-258 L 8.5 0.5 7.90E+08 4.70E+44 1.16E+00 6.84E+35 20 3.76E+36 LS5039 H 3.2 0.5 6.00E+04 3.70E+39 1.16E+00 4.41E+35 0.3 7.99E+33 SS433 H 4.9 0.26 1.90E+07 5.60E+43 1.04E+00 2.70E+34 10 6.24E+35 GRS1915+105 L 11 0.9 7.10E+06 3.00E+43 2.30E+00 9.66E+36 300 9.44E+37 Cygnus X-1 H 2.1 0.9 1.40E+04 9.00E+38 2.30E+00 1.47E+35 1320 1.51E+37 Cygnus X-3 H 10 0.6 5.80E+06 1.00E+43 1.25E+00 2.13E+36 430 1.12E+38 COST Valencia 2010 25

Jet Luminosity Counter-rotating rotating BH Lx: 10 38-10 37-10 36 - ergs/sec Spin Parameter COST Valencia 2010 26

Jet Lum. Co-rotating: 1 2 1 GX339-4 2 A0620-00 10 38 10 37 10 36 ergs/sec Rest are off the chart! Spin parameter J/Jmax COST Valencia 2010 27

GRS1915+105 Log(radio) ------------ Log(X-ray( X-ray ASM 15 GHz Radio 1999 2005 Rushton et al 2010 A&A in press. COST Valencia 2010 28

3 phases: GRS1915 Quenching X: 20 c/s R: < 5 mjy Plateau X:50-40 c/s R: 150-50 mjy Flaring X: 40-100 c/s R: 40-100 mjy Still off the chart! COST Valencia 2010 29

My rubbish theory! Conclusions doesn t t fit the mass dependence not efficient enough radio power in the jet sometimes > X-ray X luminosity is spin all there is? simulations by McKinney and others more relevant! Are there other jet formation mechanisms? How does the material get accelerated Why is the velocity in SS433 so constant (0.26c)? How does the jet formation process impact on the accretion disk in detail? Where are the intermediate mass objects ULX s do they have jets? COST Valencia 2010 30

Acknowledgements Felix Mirabel for some slides Zsolt,, Rob, Guy, Al, Tasso,, Tom, Vivek,, MERLIN team, etc. COST Valencia 2010 31

Questions? COST Valencia 2010 32