The Bardeen-Petterson Effect as an Observable Support for the Blanford-Payne Process Black Hole Jet Production

Abstract

Relativistic jets are observed around accreting black holes, from stellar mass to super massive black holes. But Its origin has not been fully understood. Although Blanford-Payne process has been considered as most reliable theory of jet production It has no observational proof or supports. In this problem, We suggested the way to display that Bardeen-Petterson effect can become a supporter as providing observational idea of Blanford-Payne process. And we studied black hole jet production by Blanford-Payne process and Bardeen-Peterson effect. As a result, we could calculate observable timescale of black hole jet preccetion

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