TheFormationoftheHE0450-2958System.pptVIP

The Formation of the HE0450-2958 System 胡剑 清华天体物理中心 Apr. 22, 2005 The HE0450–2958 system The HE0450-2958 system was first detected by IRAS, identified as an AGN candidate by de Grijp et al. (1987), and spectroscopically identified as a radio quiet QSO by Low et al. (1988). Optical images by Hutchings Neff (1988) showed a double nucleus separated by 2”, and a suggested linear tail along the line of the nuclei, to the SE. Later it was found that the second nucleus, the one to the northwest, was instead a foreground G star (Low et al. 1989). Zoom in … Clear … A NLS1 quasar? A naked quasar? Explanations of the HE0450-2958 system MBHs merge, then kick out due to gravitational wave (Haehnelt et al. 2005). But vkick~500 km/s. Slingshot due to a small MBH interact with a MBH binary (Hoffman Loeb 2006; Haehnelt et al. 2005).But MBH can’t carry out NLR. Quasar acceleration due to the asymmetric jet/outflow (Tygan 2006)But no jet/outflow found Geometric configuration of the system z=0.2863 ? 1”=4.3 kpc Projected distance between the galaxy and quasar: 6.9 kpc Companion galaxy: Long axis 3.4 kpc, short axis 2.2 kpc; viewing angle: ?=50o Projected relative quasar speed: 40 km/s Projected galaxy circular speed: v0sin? =130 km/s Best solution: v0=170 km/s, ?=33o Radial velocities obtained from the emission lines along the slit Mass model of the galaxy Sersic profile: ?=?e exp{-dn[(R/Re)1/n-1]}, dn=3n-1/3, MB=-9.4log(n)-14.3 Baryon: Re=1.1 kpc, Mb=1.27￡1010 Mˉ Dark matter: Re=200 kpc, MDM=2￡1012 Mˉ (Mvir=1012 Mˉ) Trajectory of the high-speed collision system(MQSO/Mgal=0) Trajectory of the high-speed collision system (MQSO/Mgal=1/3) Ring-like starburst Star formation rate Toomre instability and starburst Constraint on the quasar halo massMDM5￡1011Mˉ The gas in the quasar halo is disturbed by the galaxy-- formation of the blob Lower limit of quasar halo mass Gas mass estimation Gas density: [SII]6717/6713 → n~1000 cm-3 Blob volume: V~ (1kpc)3 Original gas densit