Modelling The Coupling Of Variability And Spectral Emission In Black Hole X-ray Binaries

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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The emission properties of Black Hole X-ray Binaries (BHXRBs) are commonly studied either in terms of their energy spectrum (counts per energy channel) or in terms of their variability properties by means of power spectral density. Each of these can be modelled separately using X-ray analysis packages, however energy spectra and frequency power spectra have not been modelled simultaneously so far to produce a self-consistent picture of the origin and transfer of variability in these systems. We discuss new techniques that use frequency and energy-dependent cross-spectra in different energy channels to model variability and spectral information simultaneously. The powerful combination of spectral and timing information will allow us to 'reverberation map' the emitting regions close to the black hole and measure the propagation of signals through the accretion flow.

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