Title: Richard Davies, Eckhard Sturm
1Black Hole Feeding Feedback what can we learn
from nearby AGN?
Richard Davies, Eckhard Sturm Max Planck
Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics, Germany
near-IR VLT/SINFONI
far-IR Herschel/PACS
mm IRAM/PdBI
near-IR VLTI/GRAVITY
2Inflow Outflow
ionised outflows
circumnuclear torques, spirals,
coronal line clouds
BLR
ionisation cones
BH mass
star formation
molecular outflows
hot dust
molecular gas
3Inflow Outflow
ionised outflows
circumnuclear torques, spirals,
coronal line clouds
BLR
ionisation cones
BH mass
star formation
molecular outflows
hot dust
molecular gas
4Inflow Outflow
ionised outflows
circumnuclear torques, spirals,
coronal line clouds
BLR
ionisation cones
BH mass
star formation
molecular outflows
hot dust
molecular gas
5Inflow Outflow
ionised outflows
circumnuclear torques, spirals,
coronal line clouds
BLR
ionisation cones
BH mass
star formation
molecular outflows
hot dust
molecular gas
6Inflow Outflow
ionised outflows
circumnuclear torques, spirals,
coronal line clouds
BLR
ionisation cones
BH mass
star formation
molecular outflows
hot dust
molecular gas
7Inflow Outflow
ionised outflows
circumnuclear torques, spirals,
coronal line clouds
BLR
ionisation cones
BH mass
star formation
molecular outflows
hot dust
molecular gas
8Inflow Outflow
ionised outflows
circumnuclear torques, spirals,
coronal line clouds
BLR
ionisation cones
BH mass
star formation
molecular outflows
hot dust
molecular gas
9Inflow Outflow
ionised outflows
circumnuclear torques, spirals,
coronal line clouds
BLR
ionisation cones
BH mass
star formation
molecular outflows
hot dust
molecular gas
10What next?
- Exploiting GRAVITY
- Binary AGN
- Linking AO VLTI scales using hydrodynamical
simulations - Gas properties impact of AGN on abundances
spatially resolved line ratios - Robust statistics VLT large programme on BAT
sample of AGN - Future outflow studies with IRAM/ALMA
HST/Gemini
11What next?
- Exploiting GRAVITY
- Binary AGN
- Linking AO VLTI scales using hydrodynamical
simulations - Gas properties impact of AGN on abundances
spatially resolved line ratios - Robust statistics VLT large programme on BAT
sample of AGN - Future outflow studies with IRAM/ALMA
HST/Gemini
12Dual Binary AGN
Dual AGN are they really?
13Dual Binary AGN
Binary AGN BH recoil
Boroson Lauer 09, Lauer Boroson 09
BLRNLR BLR only absorption
BLRs shifted by 2650km/s Best candidate for
binary BH, 0.1pc separation?
1 5.2kpc at z0.38 -gt 0.1pc 19µas VLTI
astrometry may be able to find spatial offsets
between the BLRs
14Dual Binary AGN
Binary AGN BH recoil
Candidates for binary BHs, or extreme
double-peaked BLRs (a la Eracleous)?
Shields 09 J10503456 _at_ z0.272
Komossa 08 J09272943 _at_ z0.713
BLR NLR shifted by 2650km/s
BLR NLR shifted by 3500km/s
Dotti 09 semi-major axis 0.34pc 1 7.3kpc
at z0.71 -gt 0.34pc 47µas
1 4.2kpc at z0.27 -gt 0.2pc 48µas
15What next?
- Exploiting GRAVITY
- Binary AGN
- Linking AO VLTI scales using hydrodynamical
simulations - Gas properties impact of AGN on abundances
spatially resolved line ratios - Robust statistics VLT large programme on BAT
sample of AGN - Future outflow studies with IRAM/ALMA
HST/Gemini
16What next?
- Exploiting GRAVITY
- Binary AGN
- Linking AO VLTI scales using hydrodynamical
simulations - Gas properties impact of AGN on abundances
spatially resolved line ratios - Robust statistics VLT large programme on BAT
sample of AGN - Future outflow studies with IRAM/ALMA
HST/Gemini
17What next?
- Exploiting GRAVITY
- Binary AGN
- Linking AO VLTI scales using hydrodynamical
simulations - Gas properties impact of AGN on abundances
spatially resolved line ratios - Robust statistics VLT large programme on BAT
sample of AGN - Future outflow studies with IRAM/ALMA
HST/Gemini
18What next?
- Exploiting GRAVITY
- Binary AGN
- Linking AO VLTI scales using hydrodynamical
simulations - Gas properties impact of AGN on abundances
spatially resolved line ratios - Robust statistics VLT large programme on BAT
sample of AGN - Future outflow studies with IRAM/ALMA
HST/Gemini
19Outflow studies potential Large Program at IRAM,
and complementary programs
- IRAM PdBI LP?
- Based on confirmed molecular outflows from our
Herschel-PACS GTO and OT archive - SHINING 23 RBGS ULIRGs
- OT1 (with Veilleux) OH 119 spectra of 15
additional warm, quasar-dominated, late stage
mergers - OT2 (with Veilleux) OH119 spectra of 5 IR-faint
quasar-dominated late stage mergers - OH119 spectra of AGN
winds (Swift-BAT AGN sample) - OT2 (with Fischer) Full OH ladder plus H2O in
Mrk231 and NGC6240 - OT2 (with Spoon) OH transitions in IRAS
F00183 - OT2 (with González-Alfonso) completing OH
and H2O, NH3, OH in 9 (mostly) SHINING (U)LIRGs - OT2 (with Javier, prio2 mid1/3) OH119 in ULIRGs
at 0.2 lt z lt 0.3 with highest SFR and L_AGN - Other Herschel archival data (e.g. GOALS LIRGs?)
20Step 1a and 1b Detect and resolve broad CO wings
? spatial information
Mrk 231 (Feruglio2010)
IRAS F08572 (recent observation)
21Step 2 Measure several transitions ? excitation
of the outflowing gas
Mrk 231 (Feruglio2010, Cicone in prep)
22Step 3 13CO, HCN, HCO (optical thickness,
densityfor the brightest targets)
Arp220 (Sakamoto2009)
NGC3079
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23V_max, outflow rates, depletion times,
energetics, SB vs. AGN driven, dependency on
characteristics of host galaxies (evolutionary
stage, SFR, L_AGN, etc.)
24Complementary projects (ongoing and potential)
1) ALMA - OH at high z (e.g. Cloverleaf)
(Javier) - C II broad wings at high z (R.
Maiolino)
2) HST With S. Veilleux 30 FIR-bright and
FIR-faint QSOs (QUEST/Herschel OT1) in UV (OVI,
N V, Ly alpha) absorbers. Outflows as function
of host properties and age (merger ? QSO). No
spatial resolution (only low vs. high ionization
as constraints for location)
3) GEMINI Rupke/Veilleux (NaID, etc.) spatially
resolved atomic and ionized outflowing gas With
J. Fischer ro-vibrational CO lines at 5 micron
4) Chandra With S. Veilleux (2D mapping of the
temperature gradient and structure in the
pronounced X-ray nebula in the Mrk231 wind).
25Complementary projects (ongoing and potential)
5) SINFONI, XSHOOTER (et al.) - e.g. QSOs at
z2 in O III 5007 (in H band) and H? (in K band)
(R. Maiolino Quasar 2QZ00) likely via blue
shifted emission (red shifted part likely
absorbed by dust in the galactic disk).
Distinguish from rotation via enhanced
dispersion. H? depletion might indicate
quenching. Follow up with AO-LGS, plus
Xshooter. - e.g. nearby Seyferts (Ric)
26Inflow in PACS spectra
NGC3079
27What next?
- Exploiting GRAVITY
- Binary AGN
- Linking AO VLTI scales using hydrodynamical
simulations - Gas properties impact of AGN on abundances
spatially resolved line ratios - Robust statistics VLT large programme on BAT
sample of AGN - Future outflow studies with IRAM/ALMA
HST/Gemini