Binary Black Holes: An Introduction

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Binary Black Holes: An Introduction Roger Blandford KIPAC Stanford 29 xi 2012 Tucson 1

Inertial Confinement of Extended Radio Sources Three Dimensional Magnetohydrodynamic Simulations of Buoyant Bubbles in Galaxy Clusters De Young and Axford 1967, Nature O Neill, De Young and Jones 2011 29 xi 2012 Tucson 2

Mergers and Acquisitions Mpc Problem kpc Problem pc Problem mpc Problem 29 xi 2012 Tucson 3

The Megaparsec Problem Galaxies with Spheroids have massive black holes (MBH) m 8 ~σ 2004 ; m ~ 10-3 M sph Evolution? (Treu et al) Galaxies assembled through hierarchical mergers of DM halos. Major and minor Halo Occupation Density DM simulations quantitative; gas messy Mayer Can we calculate R(m 1,m 2,z,ρ )? 29 xi 2012 Tucson 4

Energy self-sufficiency? Kocevski eg (2012) [CANDELS] Modest power X-ray selected Imaged in NIR z~2 AGN ~0.5 in disks; ~0.3 in spheroids >0.8 undisturbed like control sample Selection effects rampant! Opposite conclusions drawn from other studies 29 xi 2012 Tucson 5 How do we ask the right questions observationally?

The kiloparsec Problem Circum-Nuclear Disks ULIRGs ~ 100pc Sgr A* ~ 1 pc Invoked to supply friction Is it necessary for merger? 29 xi 2012 Tucson 6

Max et al Double AGN Sample SDSSIII etc Double-peaked spectra O[III] 5007 ΔV ~ 300-1000 km s -1 Adaptive optics X-rays, radio Spectra Are they outflows/jets/nlr? Blecha Double gas, disks, holes, NLR? 29 xi 2012 Tucson 7

Deadbeat Dads? Are quasars mergers of two gas-rich galaxies Is there a deficit of dual AGNs? If so, why? Selection effects? Dust? Need both galaxies to be gas rich before merger? ALMA very important; spectra! Will EVLA, ALMA, VLBI solve this problem? 29 xi 2012 Tucson 8

The parsec Problem Bound within ~10 6 m r ~ M 7 pc Can binaries harden? Can stars do the job? Dynamical friction Evaculate core vs loss cone filling Bars minor mergers Can gas provide the friction? Are there sufficient stars to provide dynamical friction? 29 xi 2012 Tucson 9

Eccentricity and Multiplicity Three bodies can change orbits Resonances Ejection Dynamical friction can make eccentric At apapse, large lever, small speed Friction changes L (p) not E Gravitational radiation and gas likely to circularize Khan 29 xi 2012 Tucson 10

The milliparsec Problem Is GR correct? We know it is good to ~10-5 in weak field limit Stationary strong field in Kerr metric Gas flow Dynamic strong field in mergers Gravitational radiation How do AGN release most power? Disks? Winds? Jets? 29 xi 2012 Tucson 11

Velocity Difference Velocity z~0.4, ΔV ~ 3500kms -1 m~ 10 7,10 9 M sun (Lauer, Boroson) Velocity Change Acceleration (Eracleous) May not be Binary Emission line region dynamics What are standards of proof? 29 xi 2012 Tucson 12

Wages of Spin? Dual twin jets rare eg 3C75 Disk or spin; field or gas? Magnetically-choked, accretion Jets arefficient, robust and pliable Alignment with disk? Bardeen-Petterson? Magnetic torques more important? Measured a! 29 xi 2012 Tucson 13 McKinney

Black Hole Imaging Sgr A* and M87 Biretta 4 million and 7 billion M sun Same angular size m/d ~ 5µas! Event Horizon Telescope Submm VLBI (ALMA), space SgrA* may vary too fast Fringes from ~5m! (Doeleman et al) Can we convert hydro to mm images? 29 xi 2012 Tucson 14 McKinney

Pulsar Timing Arrays NanoGRAV,EPTA,PPTA,MeerKat,SKA.=IPTA! Background vs nearby strong sources Sazhin, Rajagopal & Romani, Sesana. Best timers have 40ns arrival times τ τ = 1 2 dzh ~ 3 10ns P d O Depends on angular momentum, L! τ(t)=l/s[c + (d,s)d + (e,φ,θ)+c x (d,s)d x (e,φ,θ)] Will pulsar timing be the first to detect a binary black hole? 29 xi 2012 Tucson 15 s

Harbingers and Repercussions LISA/eLISA/NGO Test GR in strong field limit; Standard sirens 2m 3-1 Hz at ISCO, sensitive to 10 5-10 7 M sun Probe galaxy/hole co-assembly at early time GW signal and 1 o field predicting merger Seek tiny fraction of c 5 /G in ROX with GW phase Identify galaxy and observe merger with all telescopes Also for EMRI At this point this seems a fantasy! Peculiar X-ray signal as gas falls in after BH merger Could be years for small m (Phinney, Milos,) Nice simulations (MacFadyen) What are the capabilities of a realizable space mission? 29 xi 2012 Tucson 16

Questions Can we calculate R(m 1,m 2,z,ρ )? How do we ask the right questions observationally? Double gas, disks, holes, NLR? Are there sufficient stars to provide dynamical friction? Will EVLA, ALMA, VLBI solve this problem? What are standards of proof? Can we convert hydro to mm images? Will pulsar timing be first to detect a binary black hole? What are the capabilities of a realizable space mission? 29 xi 2012 Tucson 17