The slingshot ejections in merging galaxies

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Black Holes (Astronomy), Evolution (Development), Galactic Nuclei, Interacting Galaxies, Radio Galaxies, Gravitational Waves, Mass Distribution, Quasars, Three Body Problem

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The evolution of black hole systems in multiple mergers of galaxies has been investigated, using a particular galaxy merger process with a continuous distribution of the black hole masses. Two types of escapes represented the most common line of evolution: the nearly symmetric escapes and the one-sided escapes. Symmetric escapes dominate at low velocities, and one-sided escapes dominate at high velocities. An exception to this rule is made by those one-sided escape trails where the escape speed is low; the number of such trails is only about 10 percent of the number of symmetric escape trails. In the present form of the slingshot model, the degree of symmetry of the black hole separations from the center of the galaxy is very close to the degree of symmetry by which the lobes of the 3C double radio sources are placed relative to the center of the radio galaxy.

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