SIMILARITY AND DIVERSITY OF BLACK HOLE SYSTEMS View from the Very High Energies

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SIMILARITY AND DIVERSITY OF BLACK HOLE SYSTEMS View from the Very High Energies 1 Symp. 324, 12-16 September, 2016

Classical view Spinning black hole Accretion disk Collimated jets of particles 2

Looking at the big picture Central engines share the same basic astrophysical ingredients but vastly different mass scales What properties simply scale with the black hole mass? Could be sign of something fundamental? Does everything just scale? Same flaring mechanism? 3

Scalings Fundamental plane of black hole activity (Merloni et al. 2002) Active galaxies and galactic black holes: points in three dimensional space (L R, L X, M) lie on a plane Collimation-corrected gamma-ray Luminosity vs. kinetic jet power in AGN and GRBs (Nemmen et al. 2012) Jets created by black holes maintain the same coupling between the total power carried by the jet and power radiated away. 4

Flaring behavior Radio to optical flares are shocks travelling in a jet, going through three stages of evolution 5 Credit: Marc Türler, ISDC

Flaring behavior Cyg X-3 Decomposing the lightcurves to derive the evolution of the jet parameters. Method developed by Türler et al. 2000 3C279 Outbursts in blazar 3C279 and microquasar Cyg X-3 are well described by shock in jet model. Jet parameters derived were similar for both jets 6 Lindfors, Türler et al. 2007 Lindfors, Türler et al. 2006

View from the Very High Energies 7

Active Galactic Nuclei The most numerous sources in the VHE gamma-ray sky Mostly blazars of High Synchrotron Peaking BL Lac type But diversity is increasing: radio galaxies, low synchrotron peaking sources Moreover starburst galaxies and the center of our galaxy 8

Radio galaxies Four known to emit VHE gamma-rays: Cen A (presentation on Wednesday by Paula Chadwick) M87 (presentation on Tuesday by Cornelia Arcaro) NGC1275 (origin of the VHE gamma-rays: spine-sheath structure of the jet? Aleksic et al. 2014) IC310 9

IC310 In Perseus cluster; VLBA shows blazar like jet with viewing angle 10-20 degrees Variable in VHE band ( MAGIC Collaboration 2014) Huge flare in Nov 2013 10

IC 310 11 Total power of minijets exceeds the power of the jet One cloud produces single peak in LC

IC 310 Black hole lightning Magnetospheric models: Curvature radiation, Inverse Compton 12

Blazars Fast variability seen in all types of VHE blazars (timescales down to minutes) Talks on Tuesday and Wednesday Tuesday afternoon M. Barkov on fast variability Tempting to place the emission region close to the black hole But very difficult for VHE gamma-rays to escape 13

Blazars Talks on Tuesday and Wednesday Tuesday afternoon M. Barkov on fast variability Many possible models: strong recollimation of the jet very compact region embedded within large scale jets (spine-sheath, jets-in-jet, ring-of-fire) PKS1222+216 ~10 min 14 MAGIC Collaboration 2011

Microquasars Detections of VHE gamma-rays from LS5039 and LSI +61 303 (Aharonian et al., Science 309, 746 (2005), Albert et al. Science 312, 5781 (2006)) Periodic emission, later observations favored binary pulsar model Observations of Cyg X-1 and Cyg X-3: no detection of VHE gamma-rays Observations of GRS 1915+105, Circinus X-1, V4641: no detection of VHE gamma-rays 15

Microquasars Fermi (>100MeV) sees Cyg X-3 (variable emission) and now Cyg X-1, strong correlation of gamma excess with X-ray state: the jet Why dont we see them in the VHE gamma-rays? They dont emit gamma-rays? Observational bias? HESS Collaboration, 2016, 1607.04613 Zanin et al. 2016, 1605.05914 16

Gamma-ray bursts Late time VHE emission from GRB s seen by Fermi LAT sees ~5/yr GRBs with photons >1GeV This afternoon On prospects for CTA: S. Inoue on Friday Fermi Collaboration 2014 17

Tidal Disruption Events Swift 1644+57 is the only event that has been observed with IACTs Rather unlucky timing of the VHE observations The upperlimits not so constraining for the models Talks on Tuesday 18 VERITAS Collaboration 2011 MAGIC Collaboration 2013

Similarity and Diversity Phenomenon related to black holes on Very High Energy gamma-rays are transient and/or extremely variable Huge observational challenge, many open questions Very High Energy emission mostly from the jets launched by the black holes But sometimes we see a lightning from the black hole? I did not cover Galactic center Intermediate mass black holes Binary black hole systems we will be hearing about those during this week 19