Unifying the Scaling Relations in Galactic Bulges – an Implication of Bulge Formation
Physical Science International Journal · pp. 248–255 · Published 23 Apr 2013
Abstract
Aims: I present the derivation of some important scaling relations in galactic bulges by using a simple model of bulge formation. Methodology: If the radiation pressure of the bulge suppresses its accretion of mass, together with the bulge luminosity-mass relation and the supermassive black hole (SMBH)- velocity dispersion relation, we can obtain a set of scaling relations such as those relating the mass of SMBH to bulge mass and luminosity, the Faber-Jackson and the fundamental plane relations. Results: All these derived scaling relations agree with the empirical fittings from the observations. Conclusion: All the scaling relations derived are consistent with the observational data. Therefore, the radiation pressure of the bulge provides a significant role to connect all the scaling relations together.
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