Determination of several parameters of BL Lacertae objects and relativistic beaming
Gaogang Xie, J. F. Lu, Jianxin Wu, R. W. Lu, Peirong Hao
Abstract
Gaogang Xie, J. F. Lu, Jianxin Wu, R. W. Lu, Peirong Hao
Abstract
Analysis of the variability timescale-bolometric luminosity relation for seven BL Lacertae objects shows that the inferred efficiency of conversion of accreted matter into energy is larger that 0.1. Their parameters, including the bulk relativistic Doppler factor delta, the mass M of the central black hole, and the dimensionless parameter lambda have been estimated. Evidence for relativistic beaming in these BL Lac objects is discussed.
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Analysis of the variability timescale-bolometric luminosity relation for seven BL Lacertae objects shows that the inferred efficiency of conversion of accreted matter into energy is larger that 0.1. Their parameters, including the bulk relativistic Doppler factor delta, the mass M of the central black hole, and the dimensionless parameter lambda have been estimated. Evidence for relativistic beaming in these BL Lac objects is discussed.
Key concepts: Physics, Astrophysics, Relativistic beaming, Dimensionless quantity, BL Lac object, Astrophysical jet, Luminosity, Relativistic quantum chemistry