Infall of Gas from Intergalactic Space and Soft X-Ray Background

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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As the origin of the soft X-ray background, emission of soft X-rays from shocks occurred in the accretion of intergalactic gas onto the Galaxy is studied. Infall of discrete gas clouds cannot explain the diffuse component of soft X-rays. If intergalactic gas rich in heavy elements as the cosmic abundance continously flows into the Galaxy and forms a standing shock surrounding the Galaxy, the line emissions by heavy elements from the shocked gas explain the soft X-ray background. Formation of the high velocity cloud by thermal instability in the shocked gas is also discussed briefly.

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