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supermassive black holes this is mine

subject matter

the supermassive black holes will

call them monsters that inhabit the

center of galaxies

because I call him monsters because

they are very massive have masses of

ranging from 1 million to 1 1 billion

times the mass of the sun

and they catch everything that comes a lot

near them and this disappears from our

horizon disappears from the visible world

huh

so my object of study is these

young men right that I really like and to talk

about them

We have to talk first.

of a fundamental force in our

universe that governs much of our

universe than the gravitational force

We do not even know we ‘re here.

stuck in the ground because of the force

gravitation of the planets orbiting

because of the gravitational force that your

The orbit of the Milky Way is the center of the

because of the gravitational force

and black holes are a manifestation

of this important force

then remembering that

formula of the college is that the

Newtonian force of gravitational force

let’s consider the case of land is that

there is a mass I called mt and one

ray rt

then this quantity is that gmt on rt

squared is our acceleration

gravitational

this gravitational celebration that gives the

our weight so we are stuck in the

earth by our weight which is acceleration

gravitational times our mass at a

more modern formulation and

more realistic we know that there is

gravity and gravitational force is a

curvature of space by the presence of

pasta

in this space this formulation of einstein

that works best

Good, let’s get back to our

Miltonia expression in it just to

consider the following what would happen

if we were a planet that had

a mass that is a thousand times the mass of the

Earth

we would have a weight that would be thousand

times the weight of people here on earth and

what would happen if we were a

that had the same mass as the

earth but had a ray that was thousand

times smaller than the earth’s radius of

would increase the force since the radius

here in the denominator and above

square

so if I make up my mind

on this planet would be a million times the

weight I have here on earth

now also easy to do an exercise in

increase the mass a thousand times and decreases

ray thousand times

and so if I consider these two

situations

I’m going to have a weight that’s a billion

times the weight I have here on earth

so that these considerations for

reach the black hole, that is if I

continue increasing the mass and continue

decreasing lightning the gravity will stay

high tone so strong that I

I’ll get to a point where nothing is going

escape the gravitational field of this

object and then we have a black hole

then the black hole of the black hole

nothing escapes if he gets to the next he is

captured and not even the light and so

that he has this name black hole and

here I have two representations of

black hole is what we see this

dark part here would be the hole

black and we see here that black hole

in a background of stars and may not give

for you noticed but have an effect

gravitational lens here around the

black hole

another representation is a disk of

accretion around a black hole that

we’ll see that later on my

I work with these objects

accretion discs that are formed because

when matter is captured by the hole

black before falling inside it by

conservation of angular momentum is

orbiting on that disk

I would like to mention here an effect

well present in the vicinity of a hole

black

and facilitates future

observe the event horizon and the

lap I ‘m going to say

is the gravitational lens effect the

gravitational lens effect is not

exclusive of the black hole but occurs

extreme shape in the vicinity of the hole

black

and what is this effect I have here

observer and I have here a source that

emits radiation

the source wave goes through space

when you arrive in the vicinity of a

object that is between the

observer and the source is flexed

due to the curvature of the

space

the same to that side then the observer

will see the object in that direction and

in this direction he will not see the object

but you will see two images of the object

this is the right lens effect

gravity that occurs in a

extreme in the vicinity of a black hole

So what happens if we get there?

near the fear hole if you fell in

he disappeared

nor does light escape the attraction

gravitation from the black hole to a

property is very characteristic of the

black hole that helps us make the

representation is called the horizon.

of events then I just wanted to show

For you, what is the event horizon?

in fact the black hole sometimes

people think that the hole is a thing of

two dimensions of the black hole has three

dimensions is a hole in space, right?

and around it that defines this

figure that we do it here is the

event horizon is not this

radius of the event horizon is called

ray of chuchu in honor of the physicist

that which he derived this expression is good

we see that the ray of chuchu only

depends on the mass of the object

So this tells me the following if I

want to transform land for example

in a black hole

I just have to find a way

to compress it

by a size of a marble to

a ray of nine millimeters is neither easy

if I want to make a black hole in the

sun I have to find a way

to compress his ohio which is 700 thousand

kilometers in three kilometers, right?

so this is how we are the revenue of

make a black hole you can try

make yourself comfortable

but can nature do

these objects are not

The answer is yes, then where are these

objects and how it is formed in

two main ones that I’m going to talk about is

first are the stellar black holes

that forms at the end of the life of a

very massive star with upper mass

ten times the mass of the sun

stars at the end explode as

supernovae and the core nucleus in lod giving

origin or a neutron star or a

black hole these are the black holes

and we see several on the road.

milk is estimated to be 100

millions of these stellar black objects

in our galaxy the Milky Way

the supermassive ones that are the ones that

study have masses ranging from 1 million

to 1 1 billion times the mass of the sun

they are at the center of galaxies and

people can observe them

I’ll explain an observation

that I did that shows the presence of a

supermassive black hole these holes

supermassive blacks we believe

that they formed along with the

galaxies in the first billion years of

universe age

I do not know if you know that the age of

universe is 13.7 billion years and

universe evolves right

The further we look at the

universe but to people behind the

people are looking in time and people

can see that the most powerful galaxies

is distant galaxies evolve

They evolved from the most distant and

near and in the past we had

very active black holes including

large amounts of matter

that in the present time

they are calmer because they have less

gas available at the center of galaxies

well then here I enjoy and make a

parentheses to talk about

experiment right of care that will I

just talk to me to know

most of the audience heard spoken

of this experiment I call and give the prize

nobel to researchers who worked

In this experiment, they worked on the

detention of gravitational waves at

detention of gravitational waves has

has been sought since the 1960s

1960, it’s only last year that

Finally, his detention was

the description was given in 2015 but

he was only convinced that it was a sign

true even in February 2016, right?

so this is a new window that opens

in the universe in the other way

prospecting the universe people are

accustomed to the light radiation

Now we have the waves.

Gravitational waves and gravitational waves

they are very difficult to be

detected and they involve variation of

gravitational field and where do we

has a large variation near the

black holes that have fields

gravitational forces then when

two black holes orbiting around

on the other as was the case

they will produce gravitational waves and

will have a peak in these areas at the moment

of the essence collection of these holes

black and that’s what the book then

observed

here the arrest that lasted some

few seconds right

but it was enough to give the prize

nobel né

but this involved these ripples

here it took a few seconds

involved 50 60 years of research and here it is

a representation of the waves

gravitational forces as the

black people are approaching here another

representation showing the effect of

gravitational lens ok

I would like to talk a little bit now gives

of holes or

supermassive, we ‘ll get out of the

milky way then remembering here that the

people live on earth the earth is the third

planet of our solar system in

distance in the sun the sun is a star

orbits the Milky Way within another 200

billions of stars and the Milky Way is

part of a group that we call the

group and the local group is part of the

super crowded place and we can

think the universe is a lot of super

agglomerate ok searches of the latest

decades involving mainly

observations with the space telescope

lead to the conclusion that most of the

galaxies and mainly

those who have a good central game have

a supermassive black hole in the center

then the question is as follows

Watch this black hole

so here we see a galaxy

messier 81 that has a black hole

supermassive that we know now

has a mass of the order of 100 billion

of solar masses né

Why is it so hard to watch the hole?

black because here I am representing

a typical ray of a galaxy 30 thousand

light years and I have here the black hole

In these light-year units there are few

light minutes and moreover when the hole

black

so it is very difficult to detect when the

black hole catch matter has a

disk that is a disk of

plasma that starts to glow and it has

which is of the order of a thousand times the

horizon of events in principle

could see who knows the accretion disk

but even so he hand then until today

no one has ever seen an image of the

event horizon or a disk of

accretion because they are very small

the distances they are only for

you have an idea for example

black hole event horizon

Milky Way

the admission of

it’s like you’re watching an orange

on the moon then the size home that

people have to solve to observe the

black hole event horizon

nearest super soft nearest

which is the black hole in one milky

orange on the moon, we do not have it yet

no instrument that allows people to

observe set this orange on the moon

good but have other ways to observe

and I’ll tell you some

observations I made one in particular

that the floro using the telescope his

telescope white but then I continue

observing with the user with gemini

are gemil solar are two telescopes that

Brazil has participation Lenny is

linear that in January if this

participation

I also used data from the soul that the

large millimeter array that are

66 antennas that are there in the altiplano

in the atacama desert and also the people

uses satellites such as space satellite

hubble space telescope

So I’ll tell you a result.

I did not notice an accretion disc

in the center of a galaxy I discovered there

the appearance of this accretion disc in the

center of a galaxy called ngc 1097

but I told you it’s very

difficult to see the accretion disk

people can not solve

but how did I make this observation

this observation was made in the

speed space then this is it

something complicated to explain

but the space of speeds people

access in astronomy through the technique

spectroscopy using the

doppler of the light then through the

spectroscopy I was able to find out that

had gas spinning on a disc

and the fact that I observed what I observed

I watched one side of the disc approaching

and the other side of it drifting apart and that

produced a redshift

corresponding to the part of the disc

was approaching a detour to the

red at the wavelength of the

radiation and a deviation from the part

approaching

repeating a deviation to blue and from the

that is diverting a detour to the

red then I got through the

spectroscopy to detect that it had a gas

rotating around a point that does not

I could solve 10 thousand kilometers

per second

then the only thing that could

keep a gas spinning at this speed

is a supermassive black hole and gave

to calculate the mass which was also

100 million times the mass of the

Sun

here is just to show a little movie that

it’s hard a little of you see only

was a doctoral thesis of a student

me and that doctoral student that he

did was from the spectral signal this

here is the spectral signal he built

a disk model and we noticed

several times this profile seeing it varies

over time and this then corresponded to

the movement of gas in the disk and

of the disk radiation then we

was able to follow the gas movement

on that good album, then almost ending the

what would we see if people

could make an image

we would see something like this

which is the model made by what makes

pro deep throat movie in wake and

It’s called throat in the movie.

Are we close to seeing

This is my answer, so are we

we are very close to seeing

the horizons of disk events

accredited through a project which

event of a telescope then

it’s like a telescope to be able to

see this orange on the moon

we would need a telescope that

had an opening of the size of the earth

whole then instead you are

doing a work of

interferometry by joining observations of

telescopes throughout all around

the world and through interferometry

people will be able to reconstitute

event horizon image of the hole

black of the Milky Way

So I’m just finishing here just to

tell you that there is more than

to study black people, do not we?

study the importance they have in

evolution of the universe and this is

importance comes from the fact that they have

feedback effects this

accretion has feedback effects that

injects jets accretion disk events

and this ends up influencing the evolution

of galaxies

So I end up thanking you guys and

thanking my students

collaborators students and for those who want

but here’s a little more I know

I have some interests here on the internet.

that you can consult who has

interest

thank you

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