On the dust jet model of SS 433

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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Cosmic Dust, Gamma Ray Spectra, Spectral Line Width, Stellar Models, Supernova Remnants, Gas Density, H Alpha Line, Jets, Plasma-Particle Interactions

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The dust jet model for production of narrow gamma-ray lines from SS 433 is examined and shown to be implausible. Sputtering rates at disk temperatures are high, and self-absorption rates in the disk and jet are important; both imply that dust particles would easily be destroyed. The energy deposited in the dust jet particles by collisions with the ambient protons should be radiated in the optical and infrared in amounts greatly exceeding that observed. The dust momentum pumps ambient gas out of the beam at rates which imply that for the steady state, the ambient gas has to have an initial temperature exceeding one million K. The ambient medium is also required to have densities exceeding those postulated for the H-alpha-emitting gas jet, and the interaction within the gas jet material would result in appreciable broadening of the H-alpha emission lines. At present, there is no viable model for the steady state production of the gamma-ray line radiation.

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