Proceedings of XII Multifrequency Behaviour of High Energy Cosmic Sources Workshop — PoS(MULTIF2017) 2018
DOI: 10.22323/1.306.0075
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The astrophysical jets (again): as the most complicated inorganic machines known to us

Abstract: In this talk (at Mondello), I attempt to sketch again my understanding of the universal working scheme of all the astrophysical jet sources, or 'bipolar flows', on both stellar and galactic scales, also called 'microquasars', and 'quasars'. A crucial building block will be their medium (whenever bare): extremely relativistic e ±-pair plasma performing quasi loss-free E x B-drifts through self-rammed channels, whose guiding equi-partition Eand B-fields convect the electric potential necessary for eventual singl… Show more

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“…All these conditions are simultaneously provided by a heavy, rotating magnet at the center of an accretion disk, both for the stellar jet sources, and for the galactic ones, provided there is no BH anywhere nearby, (which would damp out all ordered, rising motions by swallowing). In the wide literature, among dozens of simulated jet papers, I have seen none that would have satisfied all the above stability criteria, exception taken by my own paper with Gopal Krishna [Kundt & Krishna, 2004] and its later improvements [Kundt, 2017b], I hope.…”
Section: The Inorganic Machines Of the Universementioning
confidence: 91%
“…All these conditions are simultaneously provided by a heavy, rotating magnet at the center of an accretion disk, both for the stellar jet sources, and for the galactic ones, provided there is no BH anywhere nearby, (which would damp out all ordered, rising motions by swallowing). In the wide literature, among dozens of simulated jet papers, I have seen none that would have satisfied all the above stability criteria, exception taken by my own paper with Gopal Krishna [Kundt & Krishna, 2004] and its later improvements [Kundt, 2017b], I hope.…”
Section: The Inorganic Machines Of the Universementioning
confidence: 91%