/PACS OH Spectroscopy of Seyfert, LINER, and Starburst Galaxies
arXiv:2009.07293 · doi:10.3847/1538-4357/abb8e0
Abstract
We investigated the 65m, 71m, 79m, 84m, 119m, and 163m OH doublets of 178 local (0 < < 0.35) galaxies. They were observed using the /PACS spectrometer, including Seyfert galaxies, LINERs, and star-forming galaxies. We observe these doublets exclusively in absorption (OH71), primarily in absorption (OH65, OH84), mostly in emission (OH79), only in emission (OH163) and an approximately even mix of the both (OH119). In 19 galaxies we find P-Cygni or reverse P-Cygni line profiles in the OH doublets. We use several galaxy observables to probe spectral classification, brightness of a central AGN/starburst component, and radiation field strength. We find that OH79, OH119, and OH163 are more likely to display strong emission for bright, unobscured AGN. For less luminous, obscured AGN and non-active galaxies, we find populations of strong absorption (OH119), weaker emission (OH163), and a mix of weak emission and weak absorption (OH79). For OH65, OH71 and OH84, we do not find significant correlations with the observables listed above. We do find relationships between OH79 and OH119 with both the 9.7m silicate feature and Balmer decrement dust extinction tracers in which more dust leads to weaker emission / stronger absorption. The origin of emission for the observed OH doublets, whether from collisional excitation, or from radiative pumping by infrared photons, is discussed.
arXiv comment29 pages, 10 figures, 5 machine readable tables and 6 supplemental figures available upon request
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