Modeling and Understanding of Blazar Sources Gabriele Ghisellini INAF – Osservatorio Astronomico di Brera G. Bonnoli, A. Celotti, L. Foschini, G. Ghirlanda,

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Modeling and Understanding of Blazar Sources Gabriele Ghisellini INAF – Osservatorio Astronomico di Brera G. Bonnoli, A. Celotti, L. Foschini, G. Ghirlanda, L. Maraschi, F. Tavecchio With the help of: G. Bonnoli, A. Celotti, L. Foschini, G. Ghirlanda, L. Maraschi, F. Tavecchio

Fermi blazars

3 months, 10 

Fossati et al. 1998; Donato et al. 2001

F  =k F r P~ Ghirlanda GHz southern sources with F>40mJy: 3600 radio flat sources, 230 associations with Fermi blazars

F  =k F r 0.8 Only 1/15 of the radio sources are detected by LAT Ghirlanda+ 2011

F  =k F r Ghirlanda : number Assume a slope and a dispersion (  -variability)

3 months, 10  BL Lacs Flat Steep FSRQs LLLL Fossati et al. 1998; Donato et al. 2001

11 months – 4  Abdo BL Lacs FSRQs

11 months – 4  Abdo Intruder BL Lacs?

months – 4  Scarpa & Falomo 1997 L MgII =1.75x10 44 erg/s EW=5A

When a BL Lac is a BL Lac?  Usually, EW< 5A  Easy, but not physical  Better to measure L BLR  But normalize it to L Edd

~5x10 -4 GG+ 2011

Sbarrato+ in prep SDSS+1LAC Do we really need to divide blazars?

TeV blazars

107 sources: 46 extragal + 61 gal

Also FSRQs !

Also Radio-galaxies !

Also starbursts galaxies!

Crab level ~15 Crab Aharonian et al t var ~ 3-5 min !<< R S /c PKS

10 4 t var ~ 10 4 M 9 seconds (3 h) 1/  RSRS d ~ R S ~  2 R S R~d/  t var ~d/  2  R s R s R s d=~   R S RsRs Internal shocks Blob

 

 Jet in a jet

 Needle (rifle)

GG+2009: needle Giannios +2009: jet in a jet by reconnection

GG+2009 Giannios For : No strong disk, no severe cooling, e- can reach high energies

Aleksic – MAGIC z=0.432: a FSRQ! 10 min

Tavecchio+ 2011

GG+2009 Giannios For : Strong disk, severe cooling, e- cannot reach high energies. Plenty of external seeds, no need to be inside the “normal” emitting region

GG+2009 Giannios +2009

Cosmic B-background

TeV no GeV Tavecchio+ 2010

blazar

LHC Reprocessed GeV  intergalactic B Reprocessed GeV  intergalactic B

~10 TeV ~10 GeV   ~1 with IR bkg IC with CMB With no B-field A simplified view: see Neronov+ 2010; Tavecchio e+e-

~10 TeV ~10 GeV   ~1 with IR bkg IC with CMB With no B-field Neronov – Tavecchio+ 2010

With B-field Neronov – Tavecchio+ 2010

Big blazars

Torus ~1-10 pc Broad Line Region ~0.2 pc Within R BLR U BLR = const Within R Torus U IR = const  R BLR R Torus disk Big blazars Poutanen

Torus ~1-10 pc Broad Line Region ~0.2 pc ~VLBI region ~20 pc away (Marscher+)  R BLR R Torus disk Lyutikov

M=2x10 9 UVOT XRT Fermi GG, Tavecchio & Ghirlanda 2009 Low energy synchro peak: leave the disk naked! torus disk X-ray corona synchro SSC EC

Blazars also present in SDSS (DR7) FWHM + estimate of R BLR

 P r = radiation ~ L obs /  2 P e = relat. electrons P p = protons P B = B-field R jet power and accretion luminosity ~10 17 cm Shakura-Sunjaev disk: L d P jet = P e +P p +P B

P r ~ L obs /  2 ”model independent” P r is the absolute minimum of P jet P r =L d

P r ~ L d P r ~ Mc 2 L d ~ M 2 c 2 P r ~ L d 1/2

If one proton per emitting electron P j =L d

Pause P jet ~ Mc 2, even larger than L dP jet ~ Mc 2, even larger than L d For all M/M EddFor all M/M Edd BL Lacs  ADAF FSRQs  SSBL Lacs  ADAF FSRQs  SS L BLR /L Edd divides BL Lacs from FSRQsL BLR /L Edd divides BL Lacs from FSRQs Matter, not magnetic, dominatedMatter, not magnetic, dominated

When a massive and dormant BH wakes up

Burrows+ astro-ph/ Swift/XRT A = Swift

Levan+ astro-ph/ (30 mas) HST: < 150 pc from center (30 mas) VLBI: < 2.5 pc (0.5 mas, Atel 3269)

Levan+ astro-ph/ A small starburst galaxy Total mass = M O M BH ~ M O z=0.3534

Burrows+ astro-ph/ TNG

Burrows+ astro-ph/ t -5/3 Swift/XRT A = Swift Tidal disruption of a star + formation of a relativistic jet

TNG XRT Burrows+ astro-ph/1104/4787

Burrows+ astro-ph/ F( ) ~ 1/3 A V =4.5

Burrows+ astro-ph/ Particle-starved  Poynting dominated P B ~10 46 erg/s Reconnection?

L=0.01 L Edd

? Late prompt in GRBs?

Conclusions Find why radio-quiet/radio-loud Find if it is BZ Find if jets are more efficient than accretion Marek, you now start your second half of your carrier: you cannot rest!