The Strong Magnetic Field AGN-quasar-galaxy formation paradigm

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Active Galactic Nuclei, Black Holes (Astronomy), Galactic Evolution, Magnetic Field Configurations, Quasars, Radio Jets (Astronomy), Gamma Ray Bursts, Gamma Ray Observatory, Gravitational Collapse, Radio Galaxies, Relativistic Effects

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The basic paradigm for Active Galactic Nuclei, quasars, their rapid time variability, the remarkable properties of radio and optical jets, etc., is the Strong Magnetic Field model (SMF) which postulates the existence of an extremely intense relativistic current loop (GBCL) that is gravitationally bound to the central object, presumably a black hole. A large fraction of the energy of the original gravitational collapse forming the AGN or quasar is stored in the current loop. Gamma Ray Bursters, recently revealed by Gamma Ray Observatory to be distributed isotropically in the sky, can be explained by the rapid passage of chunks of matter through parts of the enormous GBCLs associated with quasars and young forming galaxies at cosmological distances.

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