The -based dimensionless accretion rate and its connection with the corona for AGN
arXiv:2210.01316 · doi:10.3847/1538-4357/ac947e
Abstract
With respect to the full width at half-maximum (), the broad line dispersion () was preferred as a velocity tracer to calculate the single-epoch supermassive black hole mass () suggested by \cite{Yu2020b}. For a compiled sample of 311 broad-line active galactic nuclei (AGN) with measured hard X-ray photon index (), and the optical Fe II relative strength () are measured from their optical spectra, which are used to calculate -based virial and dimensionless accretion rate (). With respect to , it is found that the mean value of -based is on average larger by 0.26 dex, and the mean value of -based is on average smaller by 0.51 dex. It is found that there exists a non-linear relationship between the Eddington ratio () and , i.e., . This non-linear relationship comes from the accretion efficiency , which is smaller for AGN with higher . We find a strong bivariate correlation of the fraction of energy released in the corona with and \mbh, . The flat slope of favours the shear stress tensor of the accretion disk being proportional to the geometric mean of gas pressure and total pressure. We find a strong bivariate relation of with and , . The hard X-ray spectrum becomes softer with increasing of , although the scatter is large.
arXiv comment18 pages, 9 figures, ApJ, in press
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