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Cambridge University Press (CUP), Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union, S275(6), p. 307-308, 2010

DOI: 10.1017/s1743921310016236

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The pertinence of jet emitting discs in microquasars. Theory and comparison to observations

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Abstract

AbstractJet Emitting Disc (JED) has dynamical properties quite different from both the standard and advection dominated discs. It also exhibits three different thermal equilibrium branches at a given radius: two stable (cold and hot) and one intermediate unstable. The hot solution has all the characteristics of the so-called “hot corona” generally invoked in XrB sytems in the Low/Hard states. We detail the energetics and radiative expectations of our model and show their good agreement with those observed in Cygnus X-1 in terms of jet power, jet velocity and spectral emission.

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