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| adam_text | Contents
Preface
xv
1
Hydrodynamics
1
1.1
The Mass Conservation Equation
....... 2
1.2
The Momentum Conservation Equation
... 3
1.3
The Energy Conservation Equation
...... 5
1.4
Bernoulli s Theorem
.............. 7
1.5
The Equations of Hydrodynamics in
Conservative Form
............... 8
1.6
Viscous Fluids
................. 11
1.7
Small Perturbations
.............. 15
1.8
Discontinuity
.................. 18
1.8.1
Surfaces of Discontinuity
....... 19
1.8.2
ShockWaves
.............. 22
1.8.3
Physical Interpretation of Shock
Waves
.................. 23
1.8.4
Collisional and Noncollisional
Shocks
.................. 25
1.8.5
Formation of a Shock
......... 26
1.9
Self-similar Solutions
.............. 28
1.9.1
Self-similar Solutions of the Second
Kind
................... 33
1.10
Relativistic Hydrodynamics
.......... 38
1.10.1
Shock Waves in Relativistic
Hydrodynamics
............. 41
vii
viii CONTENTS
1.10.2
The Strong Explosion
......... 43
1.11
The
De
Laval Nozzle
.............. 47
1.12
Problems
.................... 53
2
Magnetohydrodynamics and Magnetic
Fields
55
2.1
Equations of Motion
.............. 56
2.1.1
The Limit of Ideal
Magnetohydrodynamics
........ 60
2.1.2
Equations of Motion in a Conservative
Form
................... 62
2.2
The Force Exerted by the Magnetic Field
. . 64
2.3
Magnetic Flux Freezing
............ 66
2.4
Small Perturbations in a Homogeneous
Medium
..................... 70
2.5
Stability of Tangential Discontinuities
.... 77
2.6
Two-Temperature Fluids
............ 81
2.7
Magnetic Buoyancy and
Reconnection
.... 84
2.7.1
Magnetic Buoyancy
.......... 84
2.7.2
Reconnection
.............. 88
2.8
ShockWaves
.................. 92
2.9
Magnetic Fields in Astrophysics
........ 95
2.9.1
Observations
.............. 95
2.9.2
Origin of Magnetic Fields
....... 101
2.10
Problems
.................... 113
3
Radiative Processes
115
3.1
Radiative Transport
.............. 115
3.1.1
Radiation Transport
.......... 120
3.2
Low-Temperature Thermal Emission
..... 124
3.3 Bremsstrahlung................. 128
3.4
Synchrotron
................... 131
3.4.1
Power Radiated by a Single Particle
. 131
3.4.2
The Spectrum of a Single Particle
. . 134
CONTENTS ix
3.4.3
The Spectrum of a Group of
Nonthermal Particles
.......... 138
3.4.4
Quantum Corrections
......... 140
3.4.5
Self-absorption
............. 142
3.4.6
Cyclotron Lines
............. 144
3.4.7
Processes in an Intense Magnetic
Field
................... 146
3.4.8
The Razin-Tsytovich Effect
...... 148
3.5
Compton Processes
............... 150
3.5.1
Physical Mechanism of the Inverse
Compton
................ 152
3.5.2
The Spectrum of Inverse Compton
Processes
................ 157
3.5.3
About the Compton Parameter
.... 167
3.5.4
Self-synchro-Compton and Compton
Limit
.................. 168
3.5.5
Compton Broadening
......... 171
3.6
Relativistic Effects
............... 172
3.6.1
Superluminal Motions
......... 173
3.6.2
Emission Properties of Relativistic
Sources
................. 174
3.7
Pair Creation and Annihilation
........ 177
3.8
Cosmological Attenuations
........... 181
3.8.1
Protons
................. 181
3.8.2
Photons
................. 186
3.9
Problems
.................... 188
4
Nonthermal Particles
191
4.1
The Classic Theory of Acceleration
...... 192
4.1.1
Acceleration
............... 193
4.1.2
Injection
................. 206
4.2
Constraints on the Maximum
Energy
...................... 208
CONTENTS
4.3
More
Details in
the Newtonian
Limit....................... 213
4.3.1
Prom the
Vlasov
Equation to the
Convection-Scattering Equation
.... 215
4.3.2
Scattering in the Angle of Motion in a
Medium at Rest
............ 217
4.3.3
Scattering and Convection in a
Medium in Motion
........... 219
4.4
General Discussion
............... 226
4.4.1
An Equation for
ƒ........... 227
4.4.2
The Small Pitch Angle Scattering
Limit
.................. 232
4.4.3
Distributions of Probability Pu and Pd
238
4.4.4
The Particles Spectrum
........ 241
4.4.5
The Equations for Pu and Pd
..... 243
4.4.6
Results
................. 247
4.5
The Unipolar Inductor
............. 250
4.6
Problems
.................... 254
Spherical Flows: Accretion and Explosion
255
5.1
Accretion from Cold Matter
.......... 256
5.2
Accretion from Hot Matter
.......... 260
5.2.1
The Critical Point
........... 265
5.3
The Intermediate Case
............. 267
5.4
Doubts about the
Bondi
Accretion Rate
. . . 268
5.5
The Eddington Luminosity
.......... 270
5.6
The Efficiency of Spherical Accretion
..... 275
5.7
Explosive Motions
............... 277
5.7.1 Supernovae............... 278
5.7.2
Gamma Ray Bursts
.......... 286
5.8
Problems
.................... 300
Disk Accretion I
303
6.1
Qualitative Introduction
............ 305
6.2
Fundamental Equations
............ 307
CONTENTS xi
6.3 Special
Relations................
310
6.4 The
α
Prescription
............... 315
6.5
Equations for the Structure of Disks
..... 318
6.6
The Standard Solution
............. 322
6.7
The Origin of Torque
.............. 326
6.8
Disk Stability
.................. 331
6.8.1
Time Scales
............... 331
6.8.2
Instability
................ 332
6.9
Lense-Thirring Precession
........... 337
6.10
Problems
.................... 345
7
Disk Accretion II
347
7.1
Other Disk Models
............... 347
7.1.1
The Origin of Particles
......... 349
7.1.2
Dynamic Peculiarities of Pair
Plasmas
................. 351
7.1.3
The Pair Plasma without Input of
External Photons
............ 352
7.1.4
The Pair Plasma with Input of
External Photons
............ 362
7.2
Thick Accretion Disks
............. 366
7.2.1
Some General Properties
....... 368
7.2.2
The Inapplicability of the
Eddington Limit
............ 371
7.2.3
Polytropic Models
........... 374
7.2.4
Properties of Thick Disks
....... 376
7.3
Nondissipative Accretion Flows
........ 379
7.4
Further Developments of the Theory
..... 386
7.4.1
General-Relativistic Corrections
. . . 387
7.4.2
The Fate of Angular Momentum at
Large Radii
............... 387
7.5
Accretion Disks on Magnetized
Objects
..................... 393
7.5.1
The
Alfvén
Radius
........... 394
xii CONTENTS
7.5.2
Interaction
between the Disk and
the Magnetosphere
........... 401
7.5.3
Accretion Columns
........... 403
7.6
Boundary Layers
................ 414
7.7
Problems
.................... 417
8
Electrodynamics of Compact Objects
419
8.1
The Gold-Pacini Mechanism
.......... 420
8.2
The Magnetospheres Surrounding Pulsars
. . 422
8.2.1
Quasi-Neutral or Charge-Separated
Plasma?
................. 427
8.2.2
The
Goldreich
and Julian
Magnetosphere
............. 429
8.2.3
The Pulsar Equation
.......... 432
8.2.4
The Solution
.............. 443
8.2.5
The Transport of Angular Momentum
444
8.2.6
Discussion
................ 448
8.3
The Blandford-Znajek Model
......... 450
8.3.1
The Magnetic Field of a Black Hole
. 450
8.3.2
The Black Hole Equation
....... 456
8.3.3
The Transport of Energy and of
Angular Momentum
.......... 470
8.3.4
A Qualitative Discussion
........ 473
8.3.5
A Simplified Discussion of Total
Energetics
................ 475
8.4
The Generation of Charges
.......... 479
8.5
Disk-Jet Coupling
............... 482
8.5.1
The Lovelace-Blandford Model
.... 484
8.5.2
A Special Solution
........... 485
8.5.3
Discussion
................ 490
8.5.4
A Model Including Inertia! Effects
. . 494
8.5.5
A Special Solution
........... 500
8.5.6
Results
................. 503
8.5.7
A Brief Summary
............ 508
8.6
Problems
.................... 510
CONTENTS xiii
Appendix
A Propagation of Electromagnetic Waves
513
В
Orbits Around Black Holes
519
B.I Problem
..................... 527
С
Useful Formulae
529
C.I Vector Identities
................ 529
C.2 Cylindrical Coordinates
............ 529
C.3 Spherical Coordinates
............. 530
Bibliography
533
Index
543
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Contents
Preface
xv
1
Hydrodynamics
1
1.1
The Mass Conservation Equation
. 2
1.2
The Momentum Conservation Equation
. 3
1.3
The Energy Conservation Equation
. 5
1.4
Bernoulli's Theorem
. 7
1.5
The Equations of Hydrodynamics in
Conservative Form
. 8
1.6
Viscous Fluids
. 11
1.7
Small Perturbations
. 15
1.8
Discontinuity
. 18
1.8.1
Surfaces of Discontinuity
. 19
1.8.2
ShockWaves
. 22
1.8.3
Physical Interpretation of Shock
Waves
. 23
1.8.4
Collisional and Noncollisional
Shocks
. 25
1.8.5
Formation of a Shock
. 26
1.9
Self-similar Solutions
. 28
1.9.1
Self-similar Solutions of the Second
Kind
. 33
1.10
Relativistic Hydrodynamics
. 38
1.10.1
Shock Waves in Relativistic
Hydrodynamics
. 41
vii
viii CONTENTS
1.10.2
The Strong Explosion
. 43
1.11
The
De
Laval Nozzle
. 47
1.12
Problems
. 53
2
Magnetohydrodynamics and Magnetic
Fields
55
2.1
Equations of Motion
. 56
2.1.1
The Limit of Ideal
Magnetohydrodynamics
. 60
2.1.2
Equations of Motion in a Conservative
Form
. 62
2.2
The Force Exerted by the Magnetic Field
. . 64
2.3
Magnetic Flux Freezing
. 66
2.4
Small Perturbations in a Homogeneous
Medium
. 70
2.5
Stability of Tangential Discontinuities
. 77
2.6
Two-Temperature Fluids
. 81
2.7
Magnetic Buoyancy and
Reconnection
. 84
2.7.1
Magnetic Buoyancy
. 84
2.7.2
Reconnection
. 88
2.8
ShockWaves
. 92
2.9
Magnetic Fields in Astrophysics
. 95
2.9.1
Observations
. 95
2.9.2
Origin of Magnetic Fields
. 101
2.10
Problems
. 113
3
Radiative Processes
115
3.1
Radiative Transport
. 115
3.1.1
Radiation Transport
. 120
3.2
Low-Temperature Thermal Emission
. 124
3.3 Bremsstrahlung. 128
3.4
Synchrotron
. 131
3.4.1
Power Radiated by a Single Particle
. 131
3.4.2
The Spectrum of a Single Particle
. . 134
CONTENTS ix
3.4.3
The Spectrum of a Group of
Nonthermal Particles
. 138
3.4.4
Quantum Corrections
. 140
3.4.5
Self-absorption
. 142
3.4.6
Cyclotron Lines
. 144
3.4.7
Processes in an Intense Magnetic
Field
. 146
3.4.8
The Razin-Tsytovich Effect
. 148
3.5
Compton Processes
. 150
3.5.1
Physical Mechanism of the Inverse
Compton
. 152
3.5.2
The Spectrum of Inverse Compton
Processes
. 157
3.5.3
About the Compton Parameter
. 167
3.5.4
Self-synchro-Compton and Compton
Limit
. 168
3.5.5
Compton Broadening
. 171
3.6
Relativistic Effects
. 172
3.6.1
Superluminal Motions
. 173
3.6.2
Emission Properties of Relativistic
Sources
. 174
3.7
Pair Creation and Annihilation
. 177
3.8
Cosmological Attenuations
. 181
3.8.1
Protons
. 181
3.8.2
Photons
. 186
3.9
Problems
. 188
4
Nonthermal Particles
191
4.1
The Classic Theory of Acceleration
. 192
4.1.1
Acceleration
. 193
4.1.2
Injection
. 206
4.2
Constraints on the Maximum
Energy
. 208
CONTENTS
4.3
More
Details in
the Newtonian
Limit. 213
4.3.1
Prom the
Vlasov
Equation to the
Convection-Scattering Equation
. 215
4.3.2
Scattering in the Angle of Motion in a
Medium at Rest
. 217
4.3.3
Scattering and Convection in a
Medium in Motion
. 219
4.4
General Discussion
. 226
4.4.1
An Equation for
ƒ. 227
4.4.2
The Small Pitch Angle Scattering
Limit
. 232
4.4.3
Distributions of Probability Pu and Pd
238
4.4.4
The Particles' Spectrum
. 241
4.4.5
The Equations for Pu and Pd
. 243
4.4.6
Results
. 247
4.5
The Unipolar Inductor
. 250
4.6
Problems
. 254
Spherical Flows: Accretion and Explosion
255
5.1
Accretion from Cold Matter
. 256
5.2
Accretion from Hot Matter
. 260
5.2.1
The Critical Point
. 265
5.3
The Intermediate Case
. 267
5.4
Doubts about the
Bondi
Accretion Rate
. . . 268
5.5
The Eddington Luminosity
. 270
5.6
The Efficiency of Spherical Accretion
. 275
5.7
Explosive Motions
. 277
5.7.1 Supernovae. 278
5.7.2
Gamma Ray Bursts
. 286
5.8
Problems
. 300
Disk Accretion I
303
6.1
Qualitative Introduction
. 305
6.2
Fundamental Equations
. 307
CONTENTS xi
6.3 Special
Relations.
310
6.4 The
α
Prescription
. 315
6.5
Equations for the Structure of Disks
. 318
6.6
The Standard Solution
. 322
6.7
The Origin of Torque
. 326
6.8
Disk Stability
. 331
6.8.1
Time Scales
. 331
6.8.2
Instability
. 332
6.9
Lense-Thirring Precession
. 337
6.10
Problems
. 345
7
Disk Accretion II
347
7.1
Other Disk Models
. 347
7.1.1
The Origin of Particles
. 349
7.1.2
Dynamic Peculiarities of Pair
Plasmas
. 351
7.1.3
The Pair Plasma without Input of
External Photons
. 352
7.1.4
The Pair Plasma with Input of
External Photons
. 362
7.2
Thick Accretion Disks
. 366
7.2.1
Some General Properties
. 368
7.2.2
The Inapplicability of the
Eddington Limit
. 371
7.2.3
Polytropic Models
. 374
7.2.4
Properties of Thick Disks
. 376
7.3
Nondissipative Accretion Flows
. 379
7.4
Further Developments of the Theory
. 386
7.4.1
General-Relativistic Corrections
. . . 387
7.4.2
The Fate of Angular Momentum at
Large Radii
. 387
7.5
Accretion Disks on Magnetized
Objects
. 393
7.5.1
The
Alfvén
Radius
. 394
xii CONTENTS
7.5.2
Interaction
between the Disk and
the Magnetosphere
. 401
7.5.3
Accretion Columns
. 403
7.6
Boundary Layers
. 414
7.7
Problems
. 417
8
Electrodynamics of Compact Objects
419
8.1
The Gold-Pacini Mechanism
. 420
8.2
The Magnetospheres Surrounding Pulsars
. . 422
8.2.1
Quasi-Neutral or Charge-Separated
Plasma?
. 427
8.2.2
The
Goldreich
and Julian
Magnetosphere
. 429
8.2.3
The Pulsar Equation
. 432
8.2.4
The Solution
. 443
8.2.5
The Transport of Angular Momentum
444
8.2.6
Discussion
. 448
8.3
The Blandford-Znajek Model
. 450
8.3.1
The Magnetic Field of a Black Hole
. 450
8.3.2
The Black Hole Equation
. 456
8.3.3
The Transport of Energy and of
Angular Momentum
. 470
8.3.4
A Qualitative Discussion
. 473
8.3.5
A Simplified Discussion of Total
Energetics
. 475
8.4
The Generation of Charges
. 479
8.5
Disk-Jet Coupling
. 482
8.5.1
The Lovelace-Blandford Model
. 484
8.5.2
A Special Solution
. 485
8.5.3
Discussion
. 490
8.5.4
A Model Including Inertia! Effects
. . 494
8.5.5
A Special Solution
. 500
8.5.6
Results
. 503
8.5.7
A Brief Summary
. 508
8.6
Problems
. 510
CONTENTS xiii
Appendix
A Propagation of Electromagnetic Waves
513
В
Orbits Around Black Holes
519
B.I Problem
. 527
С
Useful Formulae
529
C.I Vector Identities
. 529
C.2 Cylindrical Coordinates
. 529
C.3 Spherical Coordinates
. 530
Bibliography
533
Index
543 |
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