HST/COS Observations of Quasar Outflows in the 500 -- 1050 Å Rest Frame: VI Wide, Energetic Outflows in SDSS J0755+2306
arXiv:2003.08693 · doi:10.3847/1538-4365/ab5f68
Abstract
We present the analysis of two outflows (S1 at --5500 km s and S2 at --9700 km s) seen in recent HST/COS observations of quasar SDSS J0755+2306 (z = 0.854). The outflows are detected as absorption troughs from both high-ionization species, including N III, O III, and S IV, and very high-ionization species, including Ar VIII, Ne VIII, and Na IX. The derived photoionization solutions show that each outflow requires a two ionization-phase solution. For S1, troughs from S IV* and S IV allow us to derive an electron number density, = 1.810 cm, and its distance from the central source of = 270 pc. For S2, troughs from O III* and O III yield = 1.210 cm and = 1600 pc. The kinetic luminosity of S2 is 12% of the Eddington luminosity for the quasar and therefore can provide strong AGN feedback effects. Comparison of absorption troughs from O III and O VI in both outflow systems supports the idea that for a given element, higher ionization ions have larger covering fractions than lower ionization ones.
10 pages, 6 figures, published in ApJS
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