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Li Shuang-Liang Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, China THE HIGH-EFFICIENCY JETS MAGNETICALLY ACCELERATED FROM A THIN DISK IN POWERFUL LOBE-DOMINATED FRII RADIO GALAXIES Li Shuang-Liang Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, China 2016-9-14 IAU Symposium 324, Ljubljana

Outline 1 MOTIVATION 2 MODEL 3 RESULTS 4 CONCLUSIONS AND DISCUSSION 2016-9-14 IAU Symposium 324, Ljubljana

1 MOTIVATION FRI (3C 449) FRI: bright jets in the centre and edge-darkened radio lobes. FRII: edge-brightened radio lobes and hot spots (Fanaroff & Riley 1974). FRII (Cyg A) 2016-9-14 IAU Symposium 324, Ljubljana

Accretion disk model Thin disk Ghisellini & Celotti (2001) ADAF 2016-9-14 IAU Symposium 324, Ljubljana

Several observational data discovered the jet efficiency (defined as R = Ljet/Lbol) of some luminous lobe dominated FRII could be very high. 2016-9-14 IAU Symposium 324, Ljubljana

R=Ljet/Lbol=25 Punsly 2011 1: The low-frequency (151 MHz) flux from the radio (e.g., Willott et al. 1999) 2: The cavities blown up by jets (e.g., Birzan et al. 2004) 3: The broadband spectra associated with the relativistic parsec scale jet (e.g., Ghisellini et al. 2010). 2016-9-14 IAU Symposium 324, Ljubljana

Lbol = ηth Ṁ c2 R= Ljet/Lbol = ηQ / ηth Ljet = ηQ Ṁ c2 Where ηth is the radiative efficiency and ηQ is the jet production efficiency. For thin disk, ηth ~0.1 Simulations found the maximal efficiency ηQ ~140% was achieved in the BZ process simulations for a = 0.99. (McKinney 2005; Tchekhovskoy et al. 2010, 2011) Rmax~14 2016-9-14 IAU Symposium 324, Ljubljana

Li & Cao (2012) and and Li & Begelman (2014) produced a model for an accretion disk with magnetically driven outflows/jets, in which the effects of jets are properly included. It was found that the disk properties can be significantly changed by the feedback of jets. The temperature of an thin disk with jets is obvious lower compared with that of a standard thin disk. This will directly result in the decrease of bolometric luminosity (and ηth) of the thin disk and the increase of jet efficiency R. 2016-9-14 IAU Symposium 324, Ljubljana

2 Model The equations of accretion disk The metric around the black hole reads (the geometrical unit G = c = 1 is adopted): 2016-9-14 IAU Symposium 324, Ljubljana

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The mechanisms of jet formation BZ process BP process 2016-9-14 IAU Symposium 324, Ljubljana

β p=(Pgas+Prad)/Pm 3 Results 2016-9-14 IAU Symposium 324, Ljubljana

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4 CONCLUSIONS AND DISCUSSION 1. According to our model, the reason for the high jet efficiency could be that most of released gravitational energy in the disk is carried away by jets, which results in the very low radiative efficiency. 2. A theoretical maximum jet efficiency R ~ 1000 is found in this work, which is adequate even to take the episodic activity of jets into account. 3. Compared with the observational results, our study indicates that 10 < βp < 20 is required for α = 0.1 and Bφ = 0.1Bp. 2016-9-14 IAU Symposium 324, Ljubljana

Spurit & Uzdensky (2005), field bundles Lubow et al. (1994) Spurit & Uzdensky (2005), field bundles Cao & Spruit (2013), Li & Begelman (2014), large scale magnetic fields Thin disk Thick disk 2016-9-14 IAU Symposium 324, Ljubljana

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