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X-rays from AGN in a multiwavelength context Chris Done, University of Durham Martin Ward, Chichuan Jin, Kouchi Hagino

Plan! What can we learn about AGN variability from BHB? What can we learn about tidal disruptions from AGN

Ultimately from accretion flow Differential Keplerian rotation MRI Viscosity: gravity heat Thermal emission: dl = da σ T 4 10 Msun, L=LEdd Tmax~1 kev Log ν f(ν) Log ν

Observed disc spectra in BHB!! Fit Shakura-Sunyaev disc (with GR and photosphere) WORKS WELL!! Small corona gives high energy tail GX-339-4 Kolehmainen et al 2010

Observed disc spectra in BHB!! Fit Shakura-Sunyaev disc (with GR and photosphere) WORKS WELL!! Small corona gives high energy tail GX-339-4 Kolehmainen et al 2010

Two types of spectra in stellar BH Disk dominated Comptonised spectrum Gierlinski et al 1999

Theory of accretion flows IR opt UV X-ray IR opt UV X-ray Log ν fv(ν) Log ν Discs geometrically thin, cool, optically thick SS73 Plus X-ray tail/corona Log ν fv(ν) Log ν ADAF geometrically thick, hot, optically thin Only low L/Ledd Narayan & Yi 1995

Theory of accretion flows Low/hard state BHB Optically thin (tau~1-2) We see the MRI directly! X-ray variability And jet!! L R Lx (Fender et al 2004) BUT NOT HIGHLY RELATIVISTIC Γ~1.5-2 NOT 10-20 as in Blazars IR opt UV X-ray Log ν ADAF geometrically thick, hot, optically thin Only low L/Ledd

Conclusions part 1 - BHB Disc dominated state Shakura-Sunyaev disc equations!! TRANSITIONS composite Truncated outer disc, inner hot thin flow ADAF - X-ray hot flow steady compact jet (bulk Γ 1.5-2) L/LEdd

BHB: template for SED L/Ledd? Dramatic changes in continuum single object, different days Underlying pattern in all systems High L/L Edd : soft spectrum, peaks at kt max often disc-like, plus tail Lower L/L Edd : hard spectrum, peaks at high energies, not like a disc (McClintock & Remillard 2006) very high Gierlinski & Done 2003

Scaling black hole accretion flow Scale up to AGN Bigger mass! Disc temp lower peaks in UV (more power, but more area!) ATOMIC PHYSICS Larger RANGE in mass from 10 5-10 10 M And maybe bigger range in spin??

BHB: template for SED L/Ledd? Dramatic changes in continuum single object, different days Underlying pattern in all systems High L/L Edd : soft spectrum, peaks at kt max often disc-like, plus tail Lower L/L Edd : hard spectrum, peaks at high energies, not like a disc (McClintock & Remillard 2006) very high Gierlinski & Done 2003

Spectral states in AGN Disc BELOW X-ray bandpass. Peaks in UV ATOMIC PHYSICS 0.01 0.1 1 10 100 XMM-Newton & SWIFT gives us simultaneous OM data! Perfect

Interstellar absorption Disc BELOW X-ray bandpass. Peaks in UV ATOMIC PHYSICS 0.01 0.1 1 10 100 XMM-Newton & SWIFT gives us simultaneous OM data! Perfect

AGN L/LEdd? SMBH Mass Scaling relations for M BH in terms of Hβ FWHM and Fopt Based on BLR reverberation campaigns Log νfν

Full multi-wavelength spectrum De-absorb from galactic and intrinsic Model across unobservable 0.01-0.2 kev bandpass Lbol - know M so know LEdd so get Lbol/LEdd Mkn509 10 8 Msun 0.1LEdd Not disc! Soft X-ray XS Medhipour et al 2011

Full multi-wavelength spectrum De-absorb from galactic and intrinsic Model across unobservable 0.0136-0.2 kev bandpass Lbol - know M so know LEdd so get Lbol/LEdd Mkn509 10 8 Msun 0.1LEdd Not disc! Soft X-ray XS Medhipour et al 2011

Nature of soft excess region? Why?? UV bright region of disc Failed wind?? Optical UVW1 Gardner & Done 2017 Mehdipour et al 2015

Optxagnf: conserving energy Outer standard disc gives Mdot - to R corona Then luminosity not completely thermalised to make soft X-ray excess? But Mdot same at all radii - Novikov Thorne L(r) α M Mdot /R 3 Lbol=η Mdot c 2 Inner corona as in hard state BHB (L/LEdd?) R corona Mdot Done et al 2012 M

Typical AGN SED Most standard BLS1/QSO <M>~10 8, <L/LEdd>~0.1 Outer disc, strong UV peak from soft X-ray excess hard X-ray tail supresses powerful UV line driving Jin et al 2012

Very different to NLS1 <M>~10 7, <L/LEdd>~1 NLS1 in local universe Disc dominated, small SX, weak X-rays Jin et al 2012

Models conserving energy!! Smaller R corona Softer 2-10 kev corona Spectra are more disc dominated! Weak soft X-ray excess and weak corona X-ray bolometric correction CHANGES!! Vasudevan & Fabian 2007; 2009 Mdot Done et al 2012 R corona M

Models conserving energy!! Outer standard disc down to R corona Then luminosity not completely thermalised to make soft X-ray excess? Failed UV line driven wind? And/or H ionisation instability Inner corona as in hard state BHB (L/LEdd?) X-rays can affect optical more!! R corona Mdot Done et al 2012 M

AGN spectral states Jin, Ward, Done 2012

AGN spectral states Jin, Ward, Done 2012

AGN spectral states Jin, Ward, Done 2012

X-ray/Lopt BIGGER small L/LEdd Jin, Ward, Done 2012

Lx/Lopt big at low L/LEdd more reprocessed (fast) optical variability Jin, Ward, Done 2012 MacLeod et al 2010

Optical variability campaigns biased to low L/Ledd AGN Low L/Ledd means Lx/Lopt is highest larger amplitude optical variabilty from X-ray reprocessing NGC5548 L/Ledd~0.02 Hard X-ray survey (BAT) also biased to these objects!!

Ultimately from accretion flow Thermal emission: dl = da σ T 4 10 Msun, L=LEdd Tmax~1 kev hv<ktmax: integrates to Fopt α (M Mdot) 2/3 cos i So <Mdot> α Fopt 3/2 / M Davis & Laor 2011 Log ν f(ν) Log ν

Get M and L/Ledd from single spectrum!!! Scaling relations for M BH in terms of Hβ FWHM and Fopt Based on BLR reverberation campaigns <Mdot> α Fopt 3/2 / M Lbol=η Mdot c 2 η depends on BH spin Lbol/Ledd α Lbol / M Log νfν

SDSS Quasars: radio loud (R>10) ADAF flows RL Something else also High M are more RL high spin? BH-BH mergers? Shultze, Done et al 2017 L/Ledd=1 0.1 0.01

FRI is top of ADAF branch (low/hard state BHB) but Γ=15! L/LEdd BHB Ghisellini et al 2010

FRI/BL Lacs is top of ADAF branch (low/hard state BHB) but Γ=15 BH spin? BZ effect? Ghisellini et al 2010

Tidal disruption NOT like AGN Val velzen et al 2016 Jin, Ward, Done 2012

AGN spectral states: LINERS Look like hot flow truncated disc. SED has no strong UV bump from inner disc (Elvis et al QSO SED) And does have stronger radio (NOT bulk 10-15 jet) Nemmen et al 2014

Conclusions LINERs look like low/hard ADAF state Standard AGN/QSO all either high state or transition but don t look exactly same as BHB atomic physics? USE optical spectra to get BOTH M and L/LEdd from outer disc models NOT from bolometric correction! RL correlates with L/Ledd in BHB and AGN ADAFs are more RL than discs but also something different, most massive AGN have proper jets BH spin?? Tidal disruptions DO NOT LOOK LIKE AGN!! No hard X-rays yet L/LEdd~0.1

SuperEddington flows! Mdot=12MdotEdd Lobs=4.6LEdd wind and/or advection No absorption features face on?? Jin et al 2017

More ionising luminosity for same Mdot Shultze, Done et al 2017

Compare L [OIII] RL and RQ for same BH M and Mdot!! 7000 SDSS QSO with Hb mass. Get Mdot Radio from FIRST R= f 5GHz /f opt >10 stack RL and RQ in each bin Measure OIII for RL/RQ All bins are RED More OIII in RL than RQ Shultze, Done et al 2017

Compare L [OIII] RL and RQ for same BH M and Mdot!! Highly significant - Reject same distribution at 10-19 not kinematically disturbed component as OIII profile same Spin paradijm for highly relativistic jets!!?? Shultze, Done et al 2017

Extreme NLS1 RX0439 Mdot=12MdotEdd Lobs=4.6LEdd wind and/or advection No absorption features face on?? Jin et al 2017

Source and disc geometry

X-ray illumination - appalling Use observed X-rays, irradiate the disc to make UVW1 FAR too much fast UVW1 variability 70 Rg is 3 hours. UVW1 timescale 15-20 days Model UVW1 looks like X-rays! Data does NOT!!!

Source and disc geometry

UV illumination - Fantastic!!

Errr.not so fantastic! Model UVW1 V

1H0707-495 Extreme NLS1 1H0707 2-4x10 6 L/Ledd = 11, 40 70 (60 degrees) supereddington Done & Jin 2016

1H0707-495 Extreme NLS1 1H0707 2-4x10 6 L/Ledd = 11, 40 70 a=0 0.9 0.998 60 degrees 4x10 6 supereddington Strong wind, losing energy so not all potential power radiated Done & Jin 2016

Extreme NLS1 simple / complex RXJ 0439 simple NLS1 1H0707 complex NLS1 so see wind absorption - UFO? RXJ0439 1H0707 Done & Jin 2016 Jin et al 2017

PDS456: UFO wind is clumpy High ionisation lines AND low energy absorption Done & Jin 2016 Reeves et al 2009 Hagino et al 2015 Matzeu et al 2016

Complex NLS1 X-ray view Complex NLS1 (Gallo 2006) eg 1H0707-495 Deep dips hard spectra, large Fe features Extreme spin!! 1H0707-495 Fabian et al 2009

Complex NLS1 X-ray view Extreme spin with reflection from flat disc Or supereddington wind absorption with no constraints on spin!! Hagino et al 2016

Conclusions most powerful winds Quantatative AGN feedback SED L/LEdd and M high M, L~LEdd UV bright, X-ray weak, UV driving Eddington wind L>LEdd Both at z~2-3 QSO epoch Clumpy, complex - los

IRAS13224 IRAS13224 Parker et al 2017 Called twin of 1H0707 (Ponti et al 2009) probably similarly supereddington (Leighly 2004)

More ionising luminosity for same Mdot Shultze, Done et al 2017

Compare L [OIII] RL and RQ for same BH M and Mdot!! 7000 SDSS QSO with Hb mass. Get Mdot Radio from FIRST R= f 5GHz /f opt >10 stack RL and RQ in each bin Measure OIII for RL/RQ All bins are RED More OIII in RL than RQ Shultze, Done et al 2017

Compare L [OIII] RL and RQ for same BH M and Mdot!! Highly significant - Reject same distribution at 10-19 not kinematically disturbed component as OIII profile same Spin paradijm for highly relativistic jets!!?? Shultze, Done et al 2017

An additional component? Mdot M Boissay et al 2014

Reflected/smeared hard X-rays? Fabian et al 2004 Crummy et al 2006 Boissay et al 2014

Reflected/smeared hard X-rays? Boissay et al 2014

An additional component? Mdot M Boissay et al 2014