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AGN winds and outflows BAL QSOs (10-40% of all QSOs) Two problems: Fast winds with velocity up to a fraction of c are observed in the central regions of AGNs; they likely originate from the acceleration of disk outflows by the AGN radiation field. Crenshaw+03, Pounds+03, Reeves+09, Moe+09 Outflows detected in ionized gas (small fraction of all galaxy gas) Physical scale unknown or small (nuclear) NGC1365 Risaliti+ 2005 BAL sequence Lipari+ 2006

Galaxy scale ionized outflows IFU observations of [OIII] emission of radio galaxies, up to z=2.5 (Nesvabda+ 2006, Swinbank+ 2005,2006) Extent of broad [OIII] similar to radio emission Ekin~1-40% Ejet SMMJ1237, a QSO in a z~2 ULIRG (Alexander+ 2010) Extent of broad [OIII] ~4-8kpc E kin ~10 59 ergs over 30Myr ~ binding energy of galaxy spheroid Giant SF clumps at z~2 (Genzel +2011) Broad Hα wings, mass outflow rate > SFR

Galaxy scale ionized outflows IFU observations of [OIII] emission of radio galaxies, up to z=2.5 (Nesvabda+ 2006, Swinbank+ 2005,2006) Extent of broad [OIII] similar to radio emission Ekin~1-40% Ejet SMMJ1237, a QSO in a z~2 ULIRG (Alexander+ 2010) Extent of broad [OIII] ~4-8kpc E kin ~10 59 ergs over 30Myr ~ binding energy of galaxy spheroid Giant SF clumps at z~2 (Genzel +2011) Broad Hα wings, mass outflow rate > SFR

Galaxy scale ionized outflows IFU observations of [OIII] emission of radio galaxies, up to z=2.5 (Nesvabda+ 2006, Swinbank+ 2005,2006) Extent of broad [OIII] similar to radio emission Ekin~1-40% Ejet SMMJ1237, a QSO in a z~2 ULIRG (Alexander+ 2010) Extent of broad [OIII] ~4-8kpc E kin ~10 59 ergs over 30Myr ~ binding energy of galaxy spheroid Giant SF clumps at z~2 (Genzel +2011) Broad Hα wings, mass outflow rate > SFR

Galaxy scale ionized outflows IFU observations of [OIII] emission of radio galaxies, up to z=2.5 (Nesvabda+ 2006, Swinbank+ 2005,2006) Extent of broad [OIII] similar to radio emission Ekin~1-40% Ejet SMMJ1237, a QSO in a z~2 ULIRG (Alexander+ 2010) Extent of broad [OIII] ~4-8kpc E kin ~10 59 ergs over 30Myr ~ binding energy of galaxy spheroid Giant SF clumps at z~2 (Genzel +2011) Broad Hα wings, mass outflow rate > SFR

Mid-IR & Far-IR lines revealing AGN-driven outflows: (I) Molecular gas (II) Ionized gas Three science cases for testing the role of AGN feedback by a detailed kinematic study of the outflowing gas Massive CO, OH outflows (Feruglio+2010, Sturm+ 2011) Warm H2 gas (Dasyra & Combes 2011) Blueshifted [Ne III] + [Ne V] lines (Spoon & Holt 2009)

Galaxy scale molecular outflows: the case of Mrk231 The nearest (z=0.042, 187Mpc), high luminosity (L bol ~10 46 erg/s), highly obscured (N H ~10 24 cm -2 ) (BAL)QSO. Lipari+2009 Carilli+1998 Braito+2004

AGN outflows vs star formation Mark231 broad CO line wings Feruglio+2010 L bol ~5 10 45 ergs/s M H2 ~7 10 7 M sun (uncertain conversion L CO to M H2 ) M out ~700 M Sun /yr, SFR~200M sun /yr: L bol /M out ~7 10 42 erg/s / M Sun /yr Wings are spatially resolved and extended on 1.2 kpc scales. Peak of the blue and red wing maps not offset: no rotating disk. OUTFLOW!!!

AGN outflows: Herschel spectroscopy P-cygni profile in OH, Herschel PACS spectra Fisher+2012 Mass loss rate larger than the SFR: gas depletion time of the order 10 7-10 8 yr No stellar populations younger than 10 6 years in the central kpc (Lipari+2009)

The prototype Massive Outflow: Mrk 231 Broad wings detected in several other molecular transitions (Aalto+ 2012, Cicone+ 2012) CO transitions HCN HCO+ tracing dense clumps Kinetic energy of outflowing gas: E =1.2 10 44 erg/s = a few % L Bol (5 10 45 erg/s) of the AGN compatible with models of AGN-driven outflow through a shock wave.

The prototype Massive Outflow: Mrk 231 Size is anti-correlated with the critical density: denser outflowing gas has more compact morphology Cicone+ 2012 No difference in excitation of CO transitions in the high-v vs low-v gas. Large uncertainties, CO(4-3) red wing may be blended with H13CN(4-3) Agrees with King & Zubovas 2012: dense outflowing clouds embedded in a atomic outflow are not excited by shocks.

The prototype Massive Outflow: Mrk 231 Rupke+ 2011 Extended outflow detected in IFU IR observations of neutral gas as well Also a blu-shifted HII region, probably outflow powered by star-formation. Showing the complex nature of Mrk 231 :OUTFLOWS from AGN and SF acting at the same time

AGN outflows vs star formation Sturm+2011 Herschel PACS BAL spectra composite sample of both AGN and SF-dominated ULIRGS. Outflows detected through P-cygni profiles of OH. Mass loss rate depends on the OH abundance but > several hundreds M Sun /yr What is powering the outflows? Terminal velocity vmax correlated with LAGN --> powered mainly by the AGN Terminal velocities > 1000 km/s in AGNdominated objects