BAT AGN prefer circumnuclear star formation

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BAT AGN prefer circumnuclear star formation Dieter Lutz MPE Torus 2018 The many faces of AGN obscuration Puerto Varas, December 12, 2018

What is the size and structure of star formation (or cold gas) in galaxies as a function of SFR, M*, z, AGN content? Inside-out growth of star forming galaxies? Compaction in gas rich instable disks? Gas inward transport in mergers? Relation of star formation to Black Hole accretion?

Methods Rest-UV/optical continuum, Hα Obscured for massive dusty galaxies and outliers, AGN contamination More extinction insensitive: Mid-IR imaging or long-slit spectra e.g., Soifer+00,01, Diaz-Santos+10,11 Sample sizes, AGN contamination Radio interferometry e.g., Condon+90,91, Barcos-Munoz+17 Sample sizes, AGN contamination (sub)mm interferometry of dust or CO e.g., Sakamoto+99 Sample sizes, have to assume star formation law Wuyts+11 van der Wel+14 Nelson+15 z~1 Far-infrared imaging No sensitive far-infrared interferometry in the foreseeable future

Herschel FIR sizes for hundreds of galaxies Ugly but highly stable PSF 100µm 70µm = 2 α 2 Overall FWHM, not a detailed map, simplifying Consistently available for hundreds of targets N3184 Kingfish

Scaling relations for R e and Σ FIR, link to [CII] deficit, candidates for molecular outflows Lutz et al. 2016, 2019 in prep

Herschel: Link of flickering BHAR and SFR unsynchronized coevolution Average SFR for samples selected in bins of instantaneous BHAR, z (Rosario+12) Average BHAR for samples selected in bins of SFR,M*,z (Delvecchio+15) Shao+10, Rosario+12,13, Santini+12, Mullaney+12ab, Chen+13, Hickox+14, Stanley+15, Delvecchio+15

Structural differences favouring AGN, if BHAR and SFR fed from same gas reservoir? NUGA project @ IRAM PdB To establish the role of intriguing features, such data would be needed for very large samples of AGN and reference galaxies!

Difficult to have a tight link SFR/BHAR Star formation up to kpc and 10kpc scale BH sphere of influence ~tens of pc Event horizon ~µpc

PG QSO hosts agree with galaxy scalings Optically thin AGN-heated FIR emission would be larger than observed size FIR from host SF!.. But limited by distance, faintness, and sample size Different AGN sample?

Swift-BAT sample to the rescue Selected by extremely hard 14-195keV X- ray will catch all but the most obscured AGN z<0.05 BAT AGN from 58 month version observed with Herschel PACS & SPIRE photometers: Mushotzky+14 Melendez+14 Shimizu+15,16,17 Apply the tuned Herschel-PACS size measurement machine to BAT sample and as large as possible reference sample

Sample N(Comparison) = 515 N(BAT) = 277 Typical log(lbol)~44.5

Huge scatter, but modest SFR AGN hosts are on average more compact

kpc scale gas reservoir/sf and accretion know about each other but due to the many intermediary transport steps they barely understand each other

Are we fooled by compact AGN-heated dust?

Why no size difference at higher SFR? For limited gas content of local galaxies, high SFR needs compact gas in the first place?

What can we expect from a gas distribution experiment at 10pc torus resolution? (NIR adaptive optics, Alma) Obviously and naively a tighter link, but Dynamical times are still large compared to AGN flickering/ accretion variations Any non-agn reference sample is contaminated by yesterday s and tomorrow s AGN, with ~same structural properties Hopefully not it s all very complex

Thank you! Characteristic size and surface brightness of FIR emission (star formation) in several hundred local AGN and normal or IR-luminous galaxies At same SFR, local AGN prefer more compact circumnuclear star formation (but note large scatter!) Accretion and SF feed from galaxy s gas reservoir, with more efficient AGN feeding if reservoir is more concentrated some link is left over the many orders of magnitude inward transport Lutz+16 A&A 591, A136, Lutz+18 A&A 609, A9, work in progress