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X-ray He-like ion diagnostics for photoionized plasma Application to the NGC 1068 galaxy. Olivier Godet (CESR, France). Collaborators : Suzy Collin & Anne-Marie Dumont (Observatoire de Paris-Meudon, France). Summary. Olivier Godet Journées de la sf2a 2004.
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X-ray He-like ion diagnostics for photoionized plasma Application to the NGC 1068 galaxy Olivier Godet (CESR, France) Collaborators : Suzy Collin & Anne-Marie Dumont (Observatoire de Paris-Meudon, France)
Summary Olivier Godet Journées de la sf2a 2004 • Introduction to Active Galaxy Nuclei • Titan: a photoionization code • X-ray diagnostics for photoionized plasma in AGN • Application to the NGC 1068 galaxy
Different angles on a galaxy with jets Different angles on a galaxy with jets Zooming in on a galaxy with jets Zooming in on a galaxy with jets AGN: a galaxy in which a tremendous energy is emitted from the nucleus AGN: a galaxy in which a tremendous energy is emitted from the nucleus down the jet down the jet Viewing Viewing Blazar / Seyfert 1 Blazar / Seyfert 1 Accretion disk Quasar Quasar Viewing at an angle to the jet Viewing at an angle to the jet Torus QSO 2 / Seyfert 2 QSO 2 / Seyfert 2 Black hole Viewing at 90° Viewing at 90° Unification Scheme (Antonucci 1993) from the jet from the jet Olivier Godet Journées de la sf2a 2004
X-ray Source Reflected spectrum Incident continuum (FX) Medium (10 most abundant elements) Transmitted spectrum The line fluxes are computed an accuracy within 4% Titan: a photoionization code Titan :Code for the modelling of the X-ray spectrum in AGN and X-ray binaries Titan computes a full radiative transfert for the continuum and the lines in solving the ionization and thermal equilibria through the medium (ALI method). Olivier Godet Journées de la sf2a 2004
Flux (10-4 ph cm-2 s-1 Å-1) Soft X-ray spectrum of the NGC 1068 galaxy observed by XMM-Newton λ (Å) Olivier Godet Journées de la sf2a 2004 A new X-ray vision of the Universe XMM-Newton and Chandra : a new X-ray vision with the high resolution spectroscopy Many emission lines are resolved in AGN and X-ray binaries
Measurable quantities to probe the emitting media Tools to constrain the geometrical and physical parameters Coupé, Godet, Dumont, Collin A&A 2004 Godet, Collin, Dumont A&A submitted Olivier Godet Journées de la sf2a 2004 A new X-ray vision of the Universe XMM-Newton and Chandra : a new X-ray vision with the high resolution spectroscopy Many emission lines are resolved in AGN and X-ray binaries Study of the properties of spectral characteristics in photoionized media met in AGN with a grid of models computed by Titan
Tmax (K) e- 1000 continuum 300 100 30 10 Te ground level CDOVII(cm-2) 5 A ‘universal’ plot From the electronic temperature of the RRC, the ionization parameter ξ could be derived. Olivier Godet Journées de la sf2a 2004 X-ray diagnostics for photoionized plasmas Radiative Recombination Continuum (ξ corresponds to the ionization state of the emitting medium)
f + i G= r G(OVII) 10 5 1000 30 100 300 CD (cm-2) Degeneracy in the CD solutions Olivier Godet Journées de la sf2a 2004 X-ray diagnostics for photoionized plasmas Study of the He-like triplet lines: resonance (r); intercombination (i); forbidden (f) G increases with CD, because the line r deacreases due to a decrease of the incident radiative excitation. Results without a turbulent velocity Vd
X-ray Chandra image Olivier Godet Journées de la sf2a 2004 Application to the NGC 1068 galaxy (1) NGC 1068: a nearby Seyfert 2 galaxy (starburst) at 14.4 Mpc (Blandford et al. 1997) and L ~ 1011 L Spectral analysis of the archive data of NGC 1068 observed by XMM-Newton on 2000 July 29 - Reflexion Grating Spectrometer - EPIC-pn
Tmax (K) ξ ~ 10 Te ~ 4.5 x 104 K CDOVII(cm-2) Olivier Godet Journées de la sf2a 2004 Application of the NGC 1068 galaxy (2) A similar result is found from the NVII and NVI (ξ ~ 5-10)
ξ known supression of degeneracy G(OVII) CD (cm-2) G(FeXXV) ξ=10 ξ=1000 ξ=1000 ξ=300 From G(NVI) and ξ=5-10, CD ~ 2-4 x 1020 cm-2 CD (cm-2) ~1020 ~1022 Application to the NGC 1068 galaxy (3) Media without a turbulent velocity Vd Olivier Godet Journées de la sf2a 2004
Line blueshifted velocities: Vshift (FeXXV) ~ 1000-1700 km/s Vshift (OVII) ~ 200-400 km/s Two emitting regions With a turbulent velocity Vd=300 km s-1 The CD-values are larger by a factor 10 for the same ξ-value (CD~1.0-4.0 x 1021 cm-2) CDOVII ~ 0.6-1.0 x 1018 cm-2 Application to the NGC 1068 galaxy (4) And the derived CD- and ξ-values Olivier Godet Journées de la sf2a 2004
Conclusion • From the He-like triplet lines and Vd=300km s-1, • the X-ray spectrum is emitted by 2 regions: • - one with CD~1023 cm-2 and ξ~1000 • - one with CD~1.0-4.0 x 1021 cm-2 and ξ~5-10 • The ion CDs are consistent with those found in • Seyfert 1 galaxies (Kaspi et al. 2000; Sako et al. 2001) • CDOVII ~ 3.0-7.0 x 1017 cm-2 Olivier Godet Journées de la sf2a 2004
Future works • Refined model to be derived with our grid of models • Comparison of the results from NGC 1068 with other • Seyfert 2 observations • Study of the H-like over the He-like line ratios Olivier Godet Journées de la sf2a 2004