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Properties of Blazars The “blazar sequence” BL Lacs FSRQs
Fossati et al. 1998; Donato et al. 2001 The “blazar sequence” FSRQs BL Lacs
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3 months, 10 s
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Torus ~1-10 pc BLR Standard disk G L>0.01LEdd
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L<0.01LEdd SSC only weak cooling G TeV “ADAF disk” X TeV
BLR <<0.2 pc weak cooling SSC only “ADAF disk” G TeV
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FSRQs BL Lacs FSRQs BL Lacs More secure uncertain G G Rdiss
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G G
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G G
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G G
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GROND + UVOT Ly-a absorpt. phot. z Rau+ 2012 Padovani+ 2012
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GG+ 2012
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Jump!
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GG+ 2012
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GG+ 2012
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Jet power - Big - How much? How many pairs? - Matter dominated
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Having pairs would reduce Pjet. But where are they created?
1 proton per electron no pairs Having pairs would reduce Pjet. But where are they created?
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G Efficient pairs production if primary spectrum peaks at ~MeV
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If z=0.3
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If z=0.3 Two goals: 1) reduce power
2) more energy to leptons, less to protons
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out in ~ 10 Rs, G~2 out ~ 103 Rs, G~12 in in out GG 2012 in out
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Conclusions Reasonable understanding (compare with GRBs…) Open issues:
Pjet even larger than Mc2? dissipation region (in, out, or very far out?) Extreme TeV (not touched here) The Rs zone: a real or an apparent gap? M87? The 1-3 Rs zone…. (the engine) Spin? Blandford-Znajek? In the near future: CTA use TeV BL Lacs as probes – surprises? High z blazars with large black hole masses: 1=2G2 Radio-galaxies peaking at 1 MeV?
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