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Radiatively Radiatively Inefficient Inefficient
Accretion FlowsAccretion Flows
Roman Shcherbakov,Roman Shcherbakov,
28 November, 200728 November, 2007
Radiative efficiencyRadiative efficiency
Innermost Stable Circular Orbit (ISCO)Gas radiates away a lot of its grav. energy
0.06-0.42 efficiency (function of BH spin)
ADAF
Gas accretes onto the source, butdoes not radiate due to (1) low density(2) low electron temperature (3) large optical depth
efficiency (function of gas density)
Radiatively InefficientAccretion Flows (RIAFs)
Possible RIAF Possible RIAF configurationsconfigurationsSpherical (Bondi) accretion
– dimensionless angular momentum
for a typical AGN
for Sgr A*
The only realistic pattern: every astrophysical system has
large angular momentum
+ outflows
Spherical accretion Spherical accretion (Bondi, 1952)(Bondi, 1952)
radius of influence of BH, 1pc for 10^8MSun
–
for
Br
u
gr
Sr
u=cS at sonic radius rS, subsonic flow at r>rS, supersonic flow at r>rSSuch a solution is (1)Smooth(2)Has maximum accretion rate
Physical
Efficiency
Not only AGNs, but also Gamma Ray Bursts
and protoplanetary disks
Thick disk Thick disk accretionaccretion
Advection-Dominated Accretion Flow(Narayan, Yi 1995)
Adiabatic Inflow-Outflow Solution(Blandford, Begelman 1999)
Hawley,Balbus 2002
ADAF luminosityADAF luminosity
Large opticaldepth ADAF(ULX sources)
Nara
yan, M
ahadevan, Q
uata
ert
ast
ro-p
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80
31
41
ADAF/ADIOS/CDAFADAF/ADIOS/CDAFAdvection-Dominated Accretion Flow (Narayan, Yi 1995)
Needed to fit the observations• Too low electron temperature Te<<Ti near the black hole• Too Low gas density near the black hole• Too small magnetic field in that region• ADAF is convectively unstable and does not include diffusion
Adiabatic Inflow-Outflow Solution (Blandford, Begelman 1999)ADAF with outflows (Yuan 2001)
Convection-Dominated Accretion Flows (Narayan, Igumenshchev, & Abramowicz 2000)
Phenomenological inclusion of outflows“The binding energy of a gram of gas at a few gravitational radii drives off100 kg of gas from gravitational radii” – Blandford
Accounts for convective instability of ADAF, but full 3-D analysis is not doable analytically
SpectrumSpectrum
Jet-ADAF model for Sgr Jet-ADAF model for Sgr A*A*
Yuan,Markoff, Falcke 2002
Spectral statesSpectral states
Hard –X-Rays
Soft –UV, IR
Narayan, Mahadevan, Quataert astro-ph/9803141http://www.mpe.mpg.de/~amueller/lexdt_a02.html
Haw
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Balb
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“The D
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Haw
ley,
Balb
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“The D
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Non
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lack
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Acc
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Results of Numerical Results of Numerical SimulationsSimulations
Hawley, Balbus & Stone, 2001 ApJ, 554, L49
Density
Entropy
Time variabilityTime variability
At r=4rg
Densi
tyTem
pera
ture
ConclusionsConclusions
• Studies are controversial
• Realistic accretion pattern is likely to be very complicated
• Numerical simulations are preferable to analytical methods
• Most effects are not yet included, small resolution
• MHD instead of plasma calculations
• Developed in the last 30 years, will we get the ultimate answer within the next 30 years?