A model for electromagnetic extraction of rotational energy and formation of accretion-powered jets in radio galaxies

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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17 pages, 9 figures

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10.1051/0004-6361:20034089

A self-similar solution for the 3D axi-symmetric radiative MHD equations, which revisits the formation and acceleration of accretion-powered jets in AGNs and microquasars, is presented. The model relies primarily on electromagnetic extraction of rotational energy from the disk plasma and forming a geometrically thin super-Keplerian layer between the disk and the overlying corona. The outflowing plasma in this layer is dissipative, two-temperature, virial-hot, advective and electron-proton dominated. The innermost part of the disk in this model is turbulent-free, sub-Keplerian rotating and advective-dominated. This part ceases to radiate as a standard disk, and most of the accretion energy is converted into magnetic and kinetic energies that go into powering the jet. The corresponding luminosities of these turbulent-truncated disks are discussed.

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