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Astrophysical Research Elena Bannikova Institute of Radio Astronomy of National Academy of Science V.N.Kharazin Kharkiv National University

Astrophysical Research in Kharkiv Theoretical investigations of Active Galactic Nuclei Dynamics of galaxies Spectroscopy of interstellar molecules Gravitational lensing effects Modeling Long-term monitoring Searching of new lensed quasars

Dusty torus in AGNs: unified scheme The observational properties of AGNs are explained by the different orientation of the torus relative to an observer Antonucci,1985,1993 Main properties of a torus Geometrically thick Clumpy structure Parsec scale Rotation curves (water masers 1.35cm) Greenhill et al. 1996; Gallimore 1996 NGC 1068 VLTI/MIDI: 10 mas (λ 10μm) Thermal emission of dust The first direct resolution of torus Jaffe et al. 2004

ALMA observations of a torus in NGC1068 January 2018 Resolution is 40 mas Imanishi et al., 2018 The motion in the torus from Keplerian. is far The rotational velocity to be v/sin(i) 20 (km s 1 ) at distance r 3pc from the mass-accreting SMBH The mass inside the rotating molecular disk is 9 10 5 M, which is much lower than the early estimated SMBH mass. How can we explain these observations?

Theoretical model of active galactic nucleus (AGN) N-body simulation of clumpy torus taking into account the dissipation effects and influence of winds. Investigation of thick torus stability and its role in the evolution of AGNs. Explanation of non-keplerian rotation and observational velocity dispersion in the obscuring tori of Sy 2 galaxies Bannikova&Sergeyev, 2017 Bannikova et al,2012, MNRAS

ALMA observations: torus in NGC1068 N-body simulation of clumpy torus

Detection and identification of interstellar molecules Galactic Center, Sgr B2(N) Sgr B2 Arizona Radio Observatory (ARO): 12m ALMA prototype antenna Identification of CH 3 NCO molecule (methyl isocyanate) Halfen, Ilyushin et al. 2015 3 from ~190 molecules are identified by spectroscopy team in Radio Astronomy Institute.

Dynamics in Hoag-like ring galaxies Catalog by Moiseev et al., 2011 HST The mass of the central galaxy is comparable to the mass of the ring

Dynamics in Hoag-like ring galaxies Black Hole Hoag s Object ISCO the INNERMOST stable circular orbit OSCO the OUTERMOST stable circular orbit OSCO The OSCO can be a useful tool for investigating Hoag-like galaxies as well as ISCO is used in order to model black holes via the surrounding accretion disc.

Dynamics in Hoag-like ring galaxies Lagrangian Circle OSCO Lagrangian Circle (LC) is a circle where the forces by the massive ring and the central core balance each other. The stable circular motion is possible only inside this last stable circular orbit, which we call "the outermost stable circular orbit" (OSCO) in analogy with a relativistic case. Region of unstable orbits can lead to the formation of a stellar matter gap in Hoag-like ring systems. Gap in star distribution Bannikova, 2018, MNRAS The width of the region of unstable orbits is about 3kpc for Hoag Object. Analysis of gap position can give information about the central core-toring mass ratio

Modeling of gravitational lensing effects What can we see if a gravitational lens is a ring galaxy? Sources Lens Observer Three Einstein rings Bannikova & Kotwitsky, 2014, MNRAS

Modeling of gravitational lensing effects using GPU technology The principle of ray tracing method Alexey Sergeyev Building of lensing galaxy model contains 10 6 stars using GPU CUDA technology Dynamic microlensing simulation Estimation of probable microlens mass Lens plane Source plane Observed light curve of the source

Long-term monitoring of gravitationally lensed quasars Main goal of monitoring is to obtain light curves of components of lensed quasars Time delay, color variation, microlensing GLQ Q2237+0305 ( Einstein cross ) GLQ SBS1520+530 R, mag 16.5 Q2237+0305 "Крест Эйнштейна" Майданак 17 A 17.5 B 1.5 m AZT-22 telescope 18 18.5 19 C D + 0.5 m Т, годы 1986 1989 1992 1995 1998 2001 2004 2007 Hubble constant, fine quasar structure, lensing galaxy population SDSS 1004+4112

Gravitationally lensed quasar search program Sergeyev A.V., Zheleznyak A.P. et. al. MNRAS 2017 The new method of GLQ candidates search use KiDS (VST) frames for direct image analysis. Shalyapin, V. N., Sergeyev, A. V. et. al. in preprint Perfect quality of the KiDS frames allow to extract the lensing galaxy under pint-like (quasar) images. G2 G1 PSF subtraction B A G

Grazie mille!