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The RGS view of Markarian 421 Lights Shadows And Beatriz Mingo Fernandez (bmingo@sciops.esa.int)‏ Tutor: Andy Pollock

Outline Lights Shadows The AGN zoo Characterising Markarian 421 Divide and conquer Plot, plot, plot Future prospects Shadows Interstellar Absorption Combine and conquer Walk the line Opening Pandora's box

The AGN zoo

MKN421's time variability

MKN 421 in the RGS

Divide and Conquer Split the obsids in 1000 second bins Enough counts even for the faintest spectra Cash statistics (poissonian)‏ Generate spectra for each bin SAS version 9.0 rgsproc -> GTI Fit a simple model to all the spectra Tbabs*powerlaw Fixed and free nH Log-parabolic model?

Parameters Each spectral fit gives a set of parameters: nH: Hydrogen column density Alpha: powerlaw index Norm: powerlaw normalisation constant Additional information: Count rate Complete 1ksec spectra Energy ranges: (1) 0.33-0.5 keV (2) 0.5-0.85 keV (3) 0.85-2.0 keV Time

Alpha vs. count rate

Individual observations

Hardness ratio, RGS1

Future prospects Different models Include new data Combine and conquer rgscombine Write paper Get rich & famous

ISM absorption T ~ 10^6 K Individual spectra H-like, He-like ions O VII, O VIII, C VI, N VI, edges (Fe-L, O)‏ Individual spectra Only in the brightest spectra, only strongest lines 49 observations of MKN421, over 1 Msec Why not combine them?

Combine and conquer Take out offset observations Avoid spread of CCD edge features Total: 45 observations, ~1.3 Msec 1 + 1 > 2: every photon counts Consider effective areas, bad pixels Use standard software, so anybody can repeat and obtain the same results Public data from both RGS1 and RGS2 SAS 9.0 -> rgscombine -> 1st and 2nd order spectra XSPEC 12.5, standard models, C-statistics

O VII 21.602 Angstrom

O VII 21.602 Angstrom 21.605 Angs. eq. width 0.4017 eV

O I 23.50? Angstrom 23.516 Angs. eq. width 0.3732 eV

C VI 33.74 Angstrom?

O VII beta 18.63 Angstrom?

Opening Pandora's box Better calibration of the RGS? What if MKN421 is not a powerlaw? Modelling interstellar edges Improving CCD edges Same procedure can be done on other sources PKS 2155-304, 3C273 Emission sources The elusive WHIMs Filaments of warm-hot gas joining galaxies

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