2019
DOI: 10.3847/1538-4357/ab11cb
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CLOUDY View of the Warm Corona

Abstract: Bright active galaxies show a range of properties but many of these properties are correlated which has led to the concept of the Quasar Main Sequence. We test whether our current understanding of the quasar structure allows to reproduce the pattern observed in the optical plane formed by the kinematic line width of Hβ and the relative importance of the Fe II optical emission. We performed simulations of the Hβ and Fe II production using the code CLOUDY and well justified assumptions about the broad band spect… Show more

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“…It is already known that a warm corona can stabilize the underlying accretion disk, otherwise subject to radiation pressure instability (see Czerny 2019 for a very recent review). More unexpectedly, the presence of a warm corona in the quasar spectral energy distribution have been recently shown to be an important element to reproduce the extreme part of the "main sequence" of quasars 5 , especially quasars with particularly strong FeII emission (Panda et al, 2019). These two examples show already the wide variety of impacts expected from the existence of such a warm corona in the inner regions of AGN.…”
Section: Potential Impacts Of the Presence Of A Warm Corona In The Upmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…It is already known that a warm corona can stabilize the underlying accretion disk, otherwise subject to radiation pressure instability (see Czerny 2019 for a very recent review). More unexpectedly, the presence of a warm corona in the quasar spectral energy distribution have been recently shown to be an important element to reproduce the extreme part of the "main sequence" of quasars 5 , especially quasars with particularly strong FeII emission (Panda et al, 2019). These two examples show already the wide variety of impacts expected from the existence of such a warm corona in the inner regions of AGN.…”
Section: Potential Impacts Of the Presence Of A Warm Corona In The Upmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…In particular, two or three-part disks involving warm and hot X-ray gas, have been suggested (e.g. Done et al 2012;Kubota & Done 2018;Panda et al 2019, and references therein). Such systems produce significantly different ionizing SEDs and are discussed, briefly, in §2.2.…”
Section: Accretion Disk Calculationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The use of angle-dependent form factor (see Eq. 2 and 5) is a crucial extension of the quasar MS modelling done by Panda et al (2017Panda et al ( , 2018Panda et al ( , 2019a. Viewing angle directly affects the line width, and the object luminosity, and indirectly the estimated distance to the BLR and the location of an object on the quasar MS diagram.…”
Section: Constraints On the Viewing Anglementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In our previous works (Panda et al, 2017(Panda et al, , 2018(Panda et al, , 2019a we were successful in modelling almost the entire MS diagram constructed for over 20,000 SDSS quasars. In the past studies, we had incorporated only two of the aforementioned physical parameters of the super massive black hole i.e., black hole mass and accretion rate.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%