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14 th AGILE Workshop AGILE and multi-wavelength campaigns on blazars S. Vercellone (INAF/IASF Palermo) on behalf of the AGILE AGN WG S. Vercellone INAF/IASF Palermo 14 th AGILE Workshop Rome, June 20-21 1

Outline AGN catcher Recent results S. Vercellone INAF/IASF Palermo 14 th AGILE Workshop Rome, June 20-21 2

Our archetypal source SV+12 S. Vercellone INAF/IASF Palermo 14 th AGILE Workshop Rome, June 20-21 3

Our archetypal source Holiday in Milano S. Vercellone INAF/IASF Palermo 14 th AGILE Workshop Rome, June 20-21 4

Catching transient AGNs S. Vercellone INAF/IASF Palermo 14 th AGILE Workshop Rome, June 20-21 5

Catching transient AGNs 17 Astronomer s Telegrams since last AGILE Workshop (about 1.5/month) 4 new high-latitude sources (still to be characterized, work in progress) Fast reaction time (ATel typically issued within a few hours since the alert, excellent opportunity for MWL studies) S. Vercellone INAF/IASF Palermo 14 th AGILE Workshop Rome, June 20-21 6

Recent results S. Vercellone INAF/IASF Palermo 14 th AGILE Workshop Rome, June 20-21 7

Tavani+15 γ-ray flares Optical/soft X-ray orphan γ-ray flares observed in 3C 454.3 and 3C 279 challenge the current one-zone leptonic models of emissions from within the broad-line region New model based on primary synchrotron photons emitted in the BLR by a plasma blob moving out with the jet and scattered back toward the incoming plasmoid by an outer plasma clump acting as a mirror Mirroring phenomena can locally enhance the density and anisotropy with associated relativistic boosting of soft photons within the jet, so as to trigger bright inverse Compton γ-ray transients from nearly steady optical/x-ray synchrotron emissions. S. Vercellone INAF/IASF Palermo 14 th AGILE Workshop Rome, June 20-21 8

Rappoldi+16 TeV sources 52/152 TeV sources have γ-ray counterparts in the AGILE data 26 γ-ray sources are new 15 GALs 7 EGALs 4 UNIDs 8/26 γ-ray sources are not associated to any F/LAT sources S. Vercellone INAF/IASF Palermo 14 th AGILE Workshop Rome, June 20-21 9

Ahnen+16 1ES 1011+496 2008 observations Little studied at different wavelengths. 1ES 1011+496 is a borderline case between intermediate and high synchrotron peak frequency BL Lac objects Simultaneous SED: synchrotron-dominated source, unlike concluded in previous work based on non-simultaneous data well described by a standard one-zone synchrotron self- Compton model S. Vercellone INAF/IASF Palermo 14 th AGILE Workshop Rome, June 20-21 10

New papers 3C 279 4C +71.07 S. Vercellone INAF/IASF Palermo 14 th AGILE Workshop Rome, June 20-21 11

Pittori+16 3C 279 Preliminary Strong activity in June 2015 Palyia, 2015 à 52 GeV photon à δ min ~14 Good correlation among different energy bands Doubling of both the Pol. Angle and the Pol. Percentage Short time-scale variability S. Vercellone INAF/IASF Palermo 14 th AGILE Workshop Rome, June 20-21 12

Vercellone+16 4C +71.07 Distant FSRQ (z=2.172, most distant FSRQ in the GASP WEBT sample) Intervening system (z=0.914) along the line of sight Strong blue bump peaking at about 10 14.9 Hz, which is the signature of an accretion disc whose luminosity is comparable to the highest values observed in type 1 QSO Synch QSO-like Raiteri et al., 2014 QSO1 template Near-infrared data suggest that the accretion disc may be brighter than predicted by the QSO1 template. L disk ~ 1.7x10 47 erg/s BB S. Vercellone INAF/IASF Palermo 14 th AGILE Workshop Rome, June 20-21 13

Vercellone+16 4C +71.07 Preliminary Preliminary MWL campaign in November 2015 involving: AGILE (γ-ray) Swift (Opt, UV, X-ray) GASP/WEBT (Radio, IR, Opt) S. Vercellone INAF/IASF Palermo 14 th AGILE Workshop Rome, June 20-21 14

Vercellone+16 4C +71.07 Flare 1 Flare 2 Archival data (ASDC) Preliminary S. Vercellone INAF/IASF Palermo 14 th AGILE Workshop Rome, June 20-21 15

Conclusions AGILE demonstrated to be an excellent AGN transient catcher Multi-wavelength studies are facilitated by the fast analysis tools and procedures New results are on the way S. Vercellone INAF/IASF Palermo 14 th AGILE Workshop Rome, June 20-21 16