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Particle Acceleration by Reconnection and VHE emission Around Black Holes and Relativistic Jets Deciphering the Violent Universe, Playa del Carmen, December 11-15, 2017

Accretion disk coronae Star Formation and ISM Reconnection beyond Solar System Stellar Xray Flares Pulsars AGN & GRB Jets Perseus Accreting NS and SGRs

This talk MAGNETIC RECONNECTION an alternative: - Powerful relativistic particle acceleration - Efficient conversion of magnetic energy -> into kinetic energy - May explain very-high energy emission specially in BH sources and relativistic jets in magnetically dominated regions solving current puzzles

How particles are accelerated in Shock Acceleration reconnection sites? Reconnection Acceleration B + v rec - v rec 1 st -order Fermi (e.g.bell+1978; Begelman & Eichler 1997)): < E/E> ~ v sh /c As in shocks: 1 st -order Fermi (de Gouveia Dal Pino & Lazarian, A&A 2005): particles bounce back and forth between 2 converging magnetic flows < E/E> ~ v rec /c

Particles are accelerated in reconnection sites in 1 st -order Fermi Kowal s talk Reconnection Acceleration B + v rec - v rec (Kowal, de Gouveia Dal Pino & Lazarian, ApJ 2011) 1 st -order Fermi (de Gouveia Dal Pino & Lazarian, A&A 2005): particles bounce back and forth between 2 converging magnetic flows < E/E> ~ v rec /c

1 st order Fermi Reconnection Acceleration: successful numerical testing in 3D MHD v rec 10,000 test particles Injected in turbulent current sheet 1 st order Fermi Kowal, de Gouveia Dal Pino, Lazarian, PRL 2012 del Valle, de Gouveia Dal Pino, Kowal MNRAS 2016

1 st order Fermi Reconnection Acceleration: successful numerical testing in 3D MHD v rec 10,000 test particles Injected in turbulent current sheet 1 st order Fermi Kowal, de Gouveia Dal Pino, Lazarian, PRL 2012 N(E) ~ E -1,-2 (~PIC simulations) del Valle, de Gouveia Dal Pino, Kowal MNRAS 2016

Implication to BHs and relativistic jets

Reconnection Acceleration along Relativistic Jets If jet emission produced near the jet basis and is magnetic, then reconnection acceleration may prevail

Very-rapid TeV Flares in Blazar Jets hard to explain with standard acceleration Variation timescale: t v ~200 s < r s /c ~ 3M 9 hour PKS2155-304 (Aharonian et al. 2007) See also Mrk501, PKS1222+21, PKS1830-211 For TeV emission to avoid pair creation g em >50 (Begelman, Fabian & Rees 2008) But bulk jet g ~ 5-10 Emitter: compact and/or extremely fast A proposed Model: Reconnection inside the jet (Giannios et al. 2009; Kushwaha et al., MNRAS 2017 )

GRB jet prompt gamma-ray emission may require reconnection acceleration too Internal collision-induced magnetic reconnection turbulent model (ICMART) (Zhang & Yan 2011): GRB prompt emission: turbulence, magnetic reconnection, and particle acceleration via internal collisions of multiple launched parcels (See also Giannios 2008; McKinney & Uzdensky 2012)

Inner Regions of AGN & GRB Jets: Regions of AGN Jet Propagation Magnetically dominated Jet Launching Region ~10 10 2.5 0.5 r S Modified from D. Meier & Y. Mizuno (courtesy) Alfven Point Modified Fast Point Sheath Slow MS Point High speed spine Fast MS Point Magnetically Dominated Current Driven Kink Instability (Mizuno et al. 2012) Collimation Shock Kinetic Energy Flux Dominated with Tangled (?) Field

CD Kink Instability drives reconnection Well-known instability in laboratory plasma (TOKAMAK) and astrophysical plasmas (Sun, jets, pulsars) In configurations with strong toroidal magnetic fields, current-driven (CD) kink mode (m=1) is unstable This instability excites large-scale helical motions that can strongly distort or even disrupt the system Schematic picture of CD kink instability Distorted magnetic field structure may trigger magnetic reconnection

Reconnection MHD Simulations driven of by Reconnection Kink in AGN & driven GRB by Magnetically Kink in Magnetically Dominated Relativistic Jets Jets (GRBs & AGNs) Singh, Mizuno, de Gouveia Dal Pino, ApJ 2016 Torrejon, de Gouveia Dal Pino, Mizuno, Kadowaki, Singh in prep.

Reconnection MHD Simulations driven of by Reconnection Kink in AGN & driven GRB by Magnetically Kink in Magnetically Dominated Relativistic Jets Jets (GRBs & AGNs) Precession perturbation allows growth of CD kink instability with helical density distortion. Helical kink advected with the flow with continuous growth of kink amplitude in nonlinear phase. Helical structure is disrupted Kinetic energy density Magnetic energy density Magnetic energy converted into kinetic Singh, Mizuno, de Gouveia Dal Pino, ApJ 2016

Reconnection driven by Kink in Magnetically AGN & GRB Dominated Magnetically Relativistic Dominated Jets Relativistic (GRBs & AGNs) Jets curl B = max v rec ~ 0.05 v A Sites for magnetic reconnection, dissipation, particle acceleration (and gammarays)! Singh, Mizuno, de Gouveia Dal Pino, ApJ 2016

In Reconnection situ Particle Acceleration driven by Kink by in Reconnection AGN & GRB in Magnetically Relativistic Dominated Jets Relativistic Jets Injected 1000-10,000 test particles accelerated in current sheets: v rec ~ 0.05 v A 10 4 MeV -> 10 11 MeV very fast -> may produce Gamma-rays! Medina-Torrejon, de Gouveia Dal Pino, Kowal, Mizuno, Kadowaki, Singh, in prep.

Reconnection Acceleration in the core region

Few Low Luminous AGNs: gamma-ray emitters Ex. CenA Is emission from core or jet? Rapid variability emission: size ~ c t var ~100 r s -> compact emission: core? If core: magnetically dominated -> Reconnection acceleration?

Luminosity Radio and Gamma-Ray Power versus Mass BLAZARS JET M87 BXBs? BH Non-Nlazars Source Mass Kadowaki, de Gouveia Dal Pino, Singh, ApJ 2015 Singh, de Gouveia Dal Pino, Singh, ApJ Lett. 2015 83

Luminosity Gamma-Ray Power versus Mass Correlations BLAZARS JET M87? Non-blazars BH BXBs Source Mass Kadowaki, de Gouveia Dal Pino, Singh, ApJ 2015 Singh, de Gouveia Dal Pino, Singh, ApJ Lett. 2015 84

Reconnection acceleration in the surrounds of BHs? Accretion disk/jet systems (AGNs & galactic BHs) B + db M87 M87 BH AGNs and microquasars de Gouveia Dal Pino & Lazarian 2005; de Gouveia Dal Pino+2010 Kadowaki, de Gouveia Dal Pino, Singh, ApJ 2015 85

Reconnection acceleration in the surrounds of BHs? Accretion disk/jet systems (AGNs & galactic BHs) B + db M87 M87 BH MDAF AGNs and microquasars de Gouveia Dal Pino & Lazarian 2005; de Gouveia Dal Pino+2010 Singh, de Gouveia Dal Pino, Singh, ApJ Lett. 2015 86

Evidence of Reconnection in MHD Simulations of accretion disk/corona around sources M87 AGNs and microquasars Kadowaki, Master thesis 2011 (also Zani & Ferreira 2013; Romanova+) 87

Evidence of Reconnection in MHD Simulations of accretion disk/corona around sources Kadowaki s Master thesis 2011 (also Zani & Ferreira 2013; Romanova+) 89

Evidence of Reconnection in MHD Simulations of accretion disk/corona around sources Kadowaki, de Gouveia Dal Pino, Stone (in prep.) Kadowaki, Master thesis 2011 (also Zani & Ferreira 2013; Romanova+) 90

Evidence of Reconnection in MHD Simulations of accretion disk/corona around sources s Kadowaki, de Gouveia Dal Pino, Stone (in prep.) Parker-Rayleigh-Taylor inst. Kadowaki 2011 (also Zani & Ferreira 2013; Romanova+) 91

Evidence of Reconnection in MHD Simulations of accretion disk/corona around sources z x z M87 y y Reconnection velocity -> Average reconnection velocity: 0.15 v A (3D MHD simulations with ATHENA - Kadowaki, de Gouveia Dal Pino, Stone, in prep.) 94

Evidence of Reconnection in MHD Simulations of Evidence of Reconnection in GRMHD Simulations accretion disk/corona around sources M87 Reconnection seen in GRMHD simulations (Parfrey, Giannios, Beloborodov 2015; 95 also Dexter, McKinney, Tcheckovskoy2014: Koide & Arai 2008; Pohl et al. 2016)

Reconnection acceleration in the surrounds of BHs Magnetic Power released by fast reconnection 8 M87 BH Kadowaki, de Gouveia Dal Pino, Singh, ApJ 2015 Singh, de Gouveia Dal Pino, Singh, ApJ Lett. 2015 96

Magnetic Reconnection and Gamma-Ray emission around BHs BLAZARS M87 BH Non-Blazars L X = 0.02-44 R S R X = 1.1-186 R S m = 0.0005-0.05 Microquasars Kadowaki, de Gouveia Dal Pino, Singh, ApJ 2015 Singh, de Gouveia Dal Pino, Singh, ApJ Lett. 2015 100

Magnetic Reconnection and Gamma-Ray emission around BHs JET BLAZARS M87 Microquasars CORE BH Non-Blazars L X = 0.02-44 R S R X = 1.1-186 R S m = 0.0005-0.05 Kadowaki, de Gouveia Dal Pino, Singh, ApJ 2015 Singh, de Gouveia Dal Pino, Singh, ApJ Lett. 2015 101

Reconnection Acceleration & Radiative Losses Cooling of the accelerated particles -> emission: t acc ~ t loss (Synchrotron, SSC, pp, pg) Ex.: Galactic Black Hole Cyg X3 t acc -1 t pg -1 t Synch -1 t pp -1 Spectral Energy Distribution (SED) Khiali, de Gouveia Dal Pino, del Valle, MNRAS 2015

Summary Particles inserted in MHD current sheets with fast reconnection (e.g. driven by turbulence): exponential increase of energy in a 1 st order Fermi acceleration: N(E) ~ E -1 (similar to collisionless results) Acceleration by magnetic reconnection (numerically tested): may explain gamma-ray as coming from near core of BH binaries and low luminous AGNs Reconnection power matches well with the observed correlation of gammaray luminosity versus BH mass of microquasars and low-luminous (nonblazar) AGNs over 10 orders of magnitude in mass Reconnection acceleration also important along AGNs and GRBs jets to explain bursty gamma-ray emission Reconnection can be important in accretion/jet systems for particle acceleration, dissipation of magnetic energy and conversion into -> kinetic energy

Extra bonus: neutrino emission from cores of low luminous AGNs (z ~ 0 5.2) due to reconnection acceleration M87 CORE? p + photons p + p p o gg p ± m ± n IceCube flux of Neutrinos Khiali & de Gouveia Dal Pino, MNRAS 2016