The high mass accretion rate spectra of GX 339-4: Black hole spin from reflection? Mari Kolehmainen & Chris Done, Durham University Maria Diaz Trigo, ESO.

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The high mass accretion rate spectra of GX 339-4: Black hole spin from reflection? Mari Kolehmainen & Chris Done, Durham University Maria Diaz Trigo, ESO The X-ray Universe 2011 Berlin, Germany June 2011

Black hole spin Specific angular momentum, described as a dimensionless parameter a * a * : R in : R g currently 2 ways to determine ▫disc fitting ▫Fe line 2 a * =0 a * =0.998

Black hole spin: disc fitting 3 log ν f(ν) log ν R in GX 339-4

Black hole spin: disc fitting 4 log ν f(ν) log ν R in GX 339-4

Black hole spin: disc fitting 5 log ν f(ν) log ν R in GX 339-4

Black hole spin: Fe-line profile 6 Iron emission line from reflected emission Fabian et al. 2000

Comparing spin measurements: High mass accretion rate spectra Disc continuum fitting ▫disc dominated spectra ▫classical high/soft state Fe line profile ▫strong hard X-ray tail ▫very high/soft intermediate states 7

Comparing spin measurements: GX ▫Disc fitting gives upper limit  a * < 0.9 from RXTE spectra (Kolehmainen & Done 2010) ▫Fe line values higher  a * = 0.94 from XMM-Newton Burst mode soft intermediate state (Miller et al. 2004)  a * = 0.89 from Suzaku intermediate state  (Miller et al vs. Yamada et al. 2009)  a * = 0.94 from XMM-Newton LHS (Reis et al vs. Done & Diaz Trigo 2010) 8

XMM-Newton EPIC pn Burst mode Time resolution 7μs Pileup limit 60,000 counts/s Timing mode 30μs (800 counts/s) Duty cycle 3 % photon collecting time/readout time 9

High mass accretion rate spectra of GX Joint EPIC-pn/RXTE observations ( keV) Fast timing mode data, not piled up! 3 disc dominated states 2 soft intermediate states (SIMS) keV

Below the RXTE energy band 11 GX keV

DISKBB simplest multi-colour disc blackbody KERRBB stress-free inner boundary condition, colour- temperature correction and relativistic smearing BHSPEC calculates radiative transfer through each disc annuli includes all the relativistic corrections assumes R in =R ISCO Continuum fitting below 3 keV: Disc dominated state 12

DISKBB simplest multi-colour disc blackbody KERRBB stress-free inner boundary condition, colour- temperature correction and relativistic smearing BHSPEC calculates radiative transfer through each disc annuli includes all the relativistic corrections assumes R in =R ISCO Continuum fitting below 3 keV: Disc dominated state 13

DISKBB simplest multi-colour disc blackbody KERRBB stress-free inner boundary condition, colour- temperature correction and relativistic smearing BHSPEC calculates radiative transfer through each disc annuli includes all the relativistic corrections assumes R in =R ISCO Continuum fitting below 3 keV: Disc dominated state 14

Continuum fitting below 3 keV: Disc dominated state Disc model ▫use this as seed photons for Comptonisation to make X-ray tail (convolved with Simpl ( Steiner et al )) Reflection of Comptonised continuum using ionised reflection models of Ross & Fabian Relativistic smearing (kdblur) 15

Continuum fitting below 3 keV: Disc dominated state 16 BHSPEC+reflected continuum ▫ very steep continuum to make disc broader ▫high reflection fraction ▫misses high energies ▫residuals around 1 keV

Continuum fitting below 3 keV: Disc dominated state 17 BHSPEC+reflected continuum ▫ very steep continuum to make disc broader ▫high reflection fraction ▫misses high energies ▫residuals around 1 keV

Continuum fitting below 3 keV: Disc dominated state 18 (diskbb+compTT)+refle cted continuum ▫reasonable reflection fraction+continuum ▫extrapolates to high energies fit for different mass accretion rates

Continuum fitting below 3 keV: Disc dominated state 19 (diskbb+compTT)+refle cted continuum ▫reasonable reflection fraction+continuum ▫extrapolates to high energies fit for different mass accretion rates

Continuum fitting below 3 keV: Disc dominated state DATA vs. BHSPEC 20

Continuum fitting below 3 keV: LMC X-3 DATA vs. BHSPEC 21

Previously derived a strict upper limit for the spin in GX from continuum fitting of disc dominated RXTE spectra (Kolehmainen & Done, 2010) a * 6 kpc) and inclination (i > 45°) GX widely studied in terms of Fe-line burst mode spectrum gave a * = (e.g. Miller et al. 2004; Reis et al. 2008) Soft intermediate state: the Fe line 22 Miller et al. 2004

Soft intermediate state: the Fe line diskbb+po disc, power law tail continuum modelled by ignoring 4−7 keV  Residuals show a broad iron line 23 Obsid

Soft intermediate state: the Fe line (diskbb+compTT)+reflected continuum convolved disc+thermal Comptonisation, ionised smeared reflection  Narrow line does not constrain BH spin 24 Obsid

Conclusions What we ARE saying: Burst mode good Real disc spectra broader than diskbb or even BHSPEC Changing the continuum model changes the shape of the Fe line profile (and black hole spin) 25 What we are NOT saying: The Fe line does not exist Calibration issues are in the past

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Conclusions The XMM-Newton Burst mode can actually be used to make science ▫can look at the disc below 3 keV even with the brightest objects Real disc spectra are much broader than diskbb Changing the continuum model changes the shape of the iron line (and the BH spin) 28

Continuum fitting below 3 keV: Disc dominated state Disc model ▫use this as seed photons for Comptonisation (convolved with Simpl ( Steiner et al )) to make X-ray tail Relativistic smearing (kdblur) Reflection of Comptonised continuum using ionised reflection models of Ross & Fabian 29

DISKBB simplest multi-colour disc blackbody KERRBB stress-free inner boundary condition, relativistic smearing and the colour- temperature correction BHSPEC calculates radiative transfer through each disc annuli includes all the relativistic corrections assumes R in =R ISCO Continuum fitting below 3 keV: Disc dominated state 30

Continuum fitting past the disc dominated state: The model tbabs × simpl*(diskbb+compTT) + kdblur*refxion*(simpl*(diskbb+compTT)) the major advantage comes from being able to fit for different mass accretion rates 31

Continuum fitting below 3 keV: Disc dominated state DATA vs. BHSPEC Kerrbb 32

Burst mode observations of GX M = 10 M  D = 8 kpc i = 60° (discy) (SIMS) (discy) (SIMS) (discy) 33 Kolehmainen & Done 2010

Previously derived a strict upper limit for the spin in GX from continuum fitting of disc dominated RXTE spectra (Kolehmainen & Done, 2010) a * < 0.9 for any reasonable mass (<15M  ) distance (>6 kpc) and inclination (i > 45°) The Fe-line and the BH spin 34

Broad iron emission line profile a self consistent way to determine BH spin Black hole spin: the Fe line profile 35 Miller et al. 2004