Radio-loud quasars in SDSS DR3

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Radio-loud quasars in SDSS DR3 WEI-HAO BIAN (1, 2) , YAN-MEI CHEN (1 ), CHEN HU (3, 1), AND JIAN-MIN WANG(1) (1) Key Laboratory for Particle Astrophysics, IHEP (2) Department of Physics, Nanjing Normal University (3) NAOC

Outline 1. Background: Lradio, MBH-σ* relation, SDSS 2. Sample 3. Measurements of MBH, σ* 4. MBH-σ* relation for RL and RQ quasars 5. Lradio dependence on MBH, Lbol/LEdd

1.Background Origin of L_radio FRI Sy+LINER BLRG PG Q RL Q Total radio luminosity 409 AGNs (169 S+169 Q+107RG+4 BL ) Xu C, et al., 1999, AJ, 118, 1169 Sikora, et al., astro-ph/0604095 Total L_radio

Laor , 2000, ApJ, 543, L111 PG Q Woo & Urry, 2002, ApJ, 581, L5 747 QSOs, 0<z<2.5

Ho, L. C. 2002, ApJ, 564, 120 Nuclea L_radio Sikora et al. 2007, astro-ph/0604095 Total L_radio

MBH-σ* relation Bian & Zhao, MNRAS, 2004, 347, 607

SDSS (1) ugriz, 3800-9200A, 3”, resolution 1800-2100 (York et al. 2000) (2)DR3: 1360 sq. deg. (Abazajian et al. 2003) multidimensional SDSS color space. (Richards et al. 2002) (3) 46,420 quasars in SDSS DR3 (Schneider et al. ‘03) Mi < -22 (70, 0.3, 0.7, -0.5) (4) ROSAT, FIRST, NVSS, 2MASS

2. RL and RQ Sample FIRST: 20 cm, peak flux density, α=-0.5 Radio loudness: f_5GHz/f_B, rest frame, k correction, R=10 z < 0.83: Hβ, [OIII], N=9573 914 detected by FIRST(598 RL+ 316 RQ), 7846 under flux limit (5721 RQ), 993 not covered by FIRST SDSS spectral fitting => MBH

Methods: Galactic extinction: optical. IR Fe II: optical, UV continuum: power law Balmer continuum Two sets of two-Gaussians: [O III] 4959, 5997 Three-Gaussians for Hβ 4861: NLR contribution

EW ([O III]) > 1.5A, σEW/EW<100% (luminosity bias) RQ Total sample: 3466 RL sample: 306 with R, L_radio RQ sample: 181 with R, L_radio

3. MBH,σ* f=0.75

4. MBH-σrelation for RL+RQ QSOs bad relation RQ,RL Uncertainties 0.5 dex 0.2 dex optical continuum beaming effect orientation of BLRs. Rc0.1

Luminosity bias: Monte Carlo trials Mgal(i) MBH(i,j) L(i,j,k) Galaxy mass function QSOs luminosity function (Boyle et al., 2000) (1)For samples, for different redshift bins, mean luminosity; (2)Form QSOs luminosity function, choose L_cut, to make the mean luminosity of the kept QSOs (L > L_cut ) equal to the observed mean luminosity in different redshift bin.

5.Lradio – Lbol/LEdd+MBH Lacy, 2001, ApJ, 551, L17

Some comments Radio luminosity: total/nuclear, FSQ,SSQ, FRI, FRII, BLRG, lobe-dominated QSOs High z radio-quiet QSOs, radio-loud QSOs Morphology difference: spiral RL, ellip RQ? radio loud AGNs with larger SMBH, small SMBH? NLS1s? Intermediate black hole? Optical-select, radio-slect, X-select samples ?? complete sample! Origins of L_radio, L_x, L_opt , jet, corona, ADAF, AD, AGN or starburst? FRI: Torus? infrared Bimodality of radio loudness: sample, z, M_BH, metal

Thank you

6. Lradio – Lx+MBH

Wang et al., 2006, ApJ, 645, 890 Weak dependence on M_BH Gallo et al., 2003, MNRAS, 344, 60 Index: 0.7