2006ApJ...638L..75H

Query : 2006ApJ...638L..75H

2006ApJ...638L..75H - Astrophys. J., 638, L75-L78 (2006/February-3)

Three-body kick to a bright quasar out of its galaxy during a merger.

HOFFMAN L. and LOEB A.

Abstract (from CDS):

The quasar HE 0450-2958 was recently discovered to reside ∼7 kpc away from a galaxy that was likely disturbed by a recent merger. The lack of a massive spheroid of stars around the quasar raised the unlikely suggestion that it may have formed in a dark galaxy. Here we explain this discovery as a natural consequence of a dynamical kick imparted to the quasar as it interacted with a binary black hole system during a galaxy merger event. The typical binary stalling radius provides a kick on the order of the escape velocity of the stellar spheroid, bringing the quasar out to around the observed radius before it reverses direction. This is consistent with the observed low relative velocity between the quasar and the merger-remnant galaxy. The gas carried with the black hole throughout the three-body interaction fuels the quasar for the duration of its journey, ∼2x10⁷ years. Gravitational radiation recoil could not have produced the required kick.

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Journal keyword(s): Black Hole Physics - Galaxies: Evolution - Galaxies: Interactions - Galaxies: Nuclei - Galaxies: Starburst - quasars: individual (HE 0450-2958)

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N	Identifier	Otype	ICRS (J2000) RA	ICRS (J2000) DEC	Mag U	Mag B	Mag V	Mag R	Mag I	Sp type	#ref 1850 - 2026	#notes
1	LEDA 75249	Sy1	04 52 30.0811	-29 53 35.226	15.07	17.39	15.35	16.06		~	128	0

Query : 2006ApJ...638L..75H

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LEDA 75249 -- Seyfert 1 Galaxy

Sy1 (), QSO (2016ApJ,QSO,...), IR (IRAS,2MASSI,...), G (LEDA,6dFGS,...), X (RBS,1RXS), Rad (NVSS,[FPE2007]), MIR (WISEA,WISE), rG (2020MNRAS), AGN (2013MNRAS), BH? ([KB2007]), NIR (2MASS)

04 52 30.0811 -29 53 35.226 (Optical) [ ] B 2009A&A...505..385A

04 50 33.1149 -29 58 30.361 [ ]

231.1302645 -37.5852127 [ ]

V(km/s) 73816 [45] / z(~) 0.28581 [0.00015] / cz 85683.0 [45.0] (Opt) C 2009MNRAS.399..683J

0.157 0.157 90 (NIR) C 2006AJ....131.1163S

U 15.07 [~] D 2013MNRAS.431..240O

B 17.39 [~] D 2009MNRAS.399..683J

V 15.35 [~] D 2013MNRAS.431..240O

R 16.06 [~] D 2009MNRAS.399..683J

J 13.947 [0.056] C 2006AJ....131.1163S

H 13.149 [0.066] C 2006AJ....131.1163S

K 12.375 [0.062] C 2006AJ....131.1163S

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`LEDA 75249`	`2MASX J04523006-2953353`	`TIC 664400`	`[VV2000] J045230.1-295335`
`6dFGS gJ045230.1-295335`	`NVSS J045230-295336`	`WISEA J045230.10-295335.2`	`[VV2003] J045230.1-295335`
`EC 04505-2958`	`PSCz Q04505-2958`	`WISE J045230.10-295335.3`	`[VV2006] J045230.1-295335`
`HE 0450-2958`	`QSO B0450-299`	`[BDW2002] q0450-2958`	`[VV2010] J045230.1-295335`
`IRAS 04505-2958`	`QSO B0450-2958`	`[DML87] 155`	`[VV96] J045230.1-295335`
`IRAS F04505-2958`	`QSO J0452-2953`	`[FPE2007] C1`	`[VV98] J045230.1-295335`
`2MASS J04523009-2953353`	`RBS 597`	`[HB93] 0450-299`
`2MASSI J0452300-295335`	`1RXS J045230.4-295329`	`[KB2007] J045230.0-295335.0`

References (128 between 1850 and 2026) (Total 128)
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`IRAS 04505-2958`	`IRAS F04505-2958`	`2MASS J04523009-2953353`	`2MASSI J0452300-295335`	`2MASX J04523006-2953353`
`NVSS J045230-295336`	`1RXS J045230.4-295329`	`WISEA J045230.10-295335.2`	`WISE J045230.10-295335.3`	`[DML87] 155`

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