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Galactic Center Rotation Curve and Mass Yoshiaki Sofue (Meisei Uni Galactic Center Rotation Curve and Mass Yoshiaki Sofue (Meisei Uni.) 2013 03 28 @ Nagoya University

1. Log Rotation Curve 2. Mass models 3. Galactic Center RC 4 1. Log Rotation Curve 2. Mass models 3. Galactic Center RC 4. BH - Bulge – Disk -DH

1. Rotation Curve

銀河中心

inside/outside Solar Circle Rotation velocities inside/outside Solar Circle

Solar Circular Velocity V0=200 km/s @ R0=8kpc

2. Mass Model

RC Fitting by (1) Bulge: de Vaucouleurs Law (2) Disk: Exponential (3) Dark Halo: NFW

de V ∝ exp(-r1/4) Expo. Plummer Kepler

(1) Bulge de Vaucouleurs: exp(-r1/4)

(2) Disk: Exponential

(3) Dark Halo NFW Density Profile

Sofue, Honma, Omodaka 2009

Volume Densities for Bulge, Disk, and Halo(Isoth, NFW, Burkert)

Total Masses Dark Halo Expo. Disk de Vaucl. Bulge

3. Grand Rotation Curve

Solar Circular Velocity V0=200 km/s @ R0=8kpc

Define: Vrot =Vvirial≒ √2 VGC Rotation curve at R>30 kpc assuming random motion of satellite galaxies Define: Vrot =Vvirial≒ √2 VGC

MW ⇔ M31 border de V. Bulge Milky Way GRC Expo. Disk NFW Halo

4. Galactic Center & BH

質量空白域 or DM cusp Rc

銀河質量研究の空白領域 BH - Bulge Log R

BH formation in core/cusp Rc

BH – Bulge – Disk   NGC 3079

GC CO map & LV diagrams

CO LV diagrams

Terminal Velocities

GC Rotation Curve

Galaxy Rotation Curve

Surface Mass Density

Deconvolution of RC

Vaucouleurs vs Exponential

Density (Semi Log)

Density (Log Log)

質量分布ー直接導出 > >

SMD : Obs vs Model

Comparison with Genzel et al. 94

RC Fitting Result: BH Bulge 1 : Exp. Sphere (3) Bulge 2: Exp. Sphere (4) Exp. Flat Disk (5) NFW Dark Halo

PASJ submitted 2013

Further Analysis of Activity in known Gravity Environment