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Small-scale fluctua-ons of ICM proper-es and AGN Feedback Eugene Churazov Chandra images showing signs of AGN Feedback Jones Blanton Fabian Forman F.E),?()>#&)>(,&),.),?()CFG) ) H?#,)D&),?()4?I&D'&).0)#''5(-./G)


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Small-scale fluctua-ons of ICM proper-es and AGN Feedback

Eugene Churazov

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Jones Blanton Fabian Forman

Chandra images showing signs of AGN Feedback

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F.E),?()>#&)>(,&),.),?()CFG) ) H?#,)D&),?()4?I&D'&).0)#''5(-./G) ) 1/)E?#,)0.5"),?()(/(5>I)#/6)"."(/,+")#5()5($(#&(6G) ) H?#,)05#'-./).0)(/(5>I)D&)6D&&D4#,(6G) ) J.(&),?()>#&)'..$G)))

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Radia-ve Mechanical Rare explosions Quasi-con-nuous Hot thermal plasma Rela-vis-c par-cles (CR) Collimated, high momentum Low momentum CR in the ICM CR confined to “bubbles” Sound waves No sound waves

Energy release options

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K.&#,UFK1)D"#>().0),?()V(5&(+&)'$+&,(5)

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H()'#/)"(#&+5()W(,)4.E(5)ED,?);+;;$(&)

:.5)</.E/)4.E(5)–),?()&D@().0),?();+;;$(&)D&)6(,(5"D/(6)A#$+().0)!" :.5)</.E/)!)–),?()&D@().0),?();+;;$(&)D&)6(,(5"D/(6);I)4.E(5)

C+.I#/'I)#>#D/&,);+;;$()D/*#-./)

LAGN, M ! LX >> LAGN,R

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g !

2.+4$D/>),.),?()123)

=/(5>I)D&),5#/&0(55(6),.)123)6+5D/>),?()5D&() N#/6)(A(/,+#$$I)6D&&D4#,(6O) ) =/(5>I)'./&(5A#-./)$#E)XY)Z[[\)(]'D(/,) (/(5>I)(L,5#'-./)05.");+;;$(&) Z^! 789)&$.E$I)D/*#,(&);+;;$(&)) ) ) ) 9.)?(#-/>).0),?()123)&.)0#5_) ) `^)C+;;$(&)5D&();+.I#/,$I)

) )8+$$)#/6)9.5,?.A(5P)ab)

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E = 1 ! !1PV + PV

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#$%" !?.'<) F.,)V$#&"#) 3DLD/>) 123) F.,)V$#&"#) 3DLD/>) !.+/6) E#A(&) V5.4#>#-./) JD&&D4#-./) 2K)D/)123) C+.I#/,)5D&() >%E#A(&)c) ,+5;+$(/'() JD&&D4#-./)

:5.")789),.)123)N?(#,O)(]'D(/'I)

C+;;$(&)2K) !,5(#"D/>)

Z[[\) Z[[\) Z[[\) !" !"

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Can we generate sound waves with a spherical outburst?

E ⇒ RE = E P ⎛ ⎝ ⎜ ⎞ ⎠ ⎟

1/3

tE = RE cs tb

Total energy: Dura-on:

tb << tE ⇒

Sedov-Taylor phase + sound wave with 12.5% of energy

tb >> tE ⇒

No shock-heated gas – 0% of energy in sound waves Tang & EC, 17 See also EC+00,01; Forman+17, Zhuravleva+16

Upper limit on the energy of sound waves is 12.5% (spherical explosion)

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How to test this scenario with observa-ons?

1) Test I: Measure gas veloci-es (subsonic veloci-es) 2) Test II: Measure thermodynamic proper-es of perturba-ons in the ICM (isobaric perturba-ons) 3) Test III: Es-mate dissipa-on rate (hea-ng ~ cooling?)

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1/'5(#&D/>)A($.'D,I)

vk cs !!"k "

! ! HP Hs !1

d(&,)1)e)&+;&./D')A($.'D-(&)

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Gemng gas velocity power spectrum from images

δI I ⇒ P

2D(k) = C × P 3D(k) ⇒ δρ

ρ ⇒ v cs

Zhuravleva+,14b EC+, 2012; Arevalo+, 2012; Gaspari+,2014; Zhuravleva+, 2014a,b

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&'()"*+,)-.)/0",/012.3+-0)1"4)5,+4",/"0()".61)"67"0()"8)1-)+-".3+-0)19"

'()":,064,".6332;612<6/="%20+1)=">?@A"

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Veloci-es on 60 kpc scales

v ≈ 3 (1642 +1502) ≈ 384 km/s ≈ 0.4 cs

“line-of-sight velocity dispersion of 164±10 km/s” “gradient in the line-of-sight velocity of 150±70 km/s across the 60 kpc”

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2."4#5D&./)ED,?)!C)*+',+#-./&)

@ABC@?"D4E-" F"G?HB?"DI."

>?@B" >?@A"

d(&,)1)e)qr)

i?+5#A$(A#cPZn;)

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Isothermal Sound waves, weak shocks Isobaric (gravity waves)

δT T = 0× δn n δT T = 2 3 × δn n δT T = −1× δn n

Test II: “Equa-on of state”

EC+, 2016; Arevalo+, 2016; Zhuravleva+, 2016

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Perseus

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'(&)$(*+"#,-.& /0%00."$1&

2345 &67)-0-89& &343& &:$(*+"#,-.& &;43& &:$(0-#)9&

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'(&:$(0-#)9& /)<*"#<-.&=->"$1&

&;43 &67)-0-89& &34?& &:$(*+"#,-.& &343& &:$(0-#)9&

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d(&,)111e)F(#-/>)5#,()

Cooling=n2!(T) Heating = C!V

1,k 3 k

E(k) = K0! 2/3k!5/3

i?+5#A$(A#cPZn;)

d(&,)111e)qr)

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Summary

In cluster cores mechanical AGN Feedback has efficiency ~100% It drives subsonic mo-ons that can offset gas cooling losses AGN radia-ve output is small In CGM mechanical AGN Feedback can have similar efficiency It may operate at low accre-on rates (no bright AGN) Does not (directly) affect the ISM but affects CGM

H = M

  • c2 αM fM ( !

m)+αR fR( ! m)

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1 <<

R

α

αM ~1

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From clusters to galaxies Churazov+,2005