2011, Vol.14, No.4, pp.377-383
In this paper we study the interaction of jets with galactic
haloes via scattering by cold dark matter subhaloes and
gravitational lensing. We show that lensing of jet radiation by
halo masses is negligible and could not be observed. We consider
the effect of broadening of jets due to scattering of its
particles by gravitational field of dark matter subhaloes. We
apply analytical estimation and construct precise numerical model
to determine the effects of dark matter clusters on the observable
properties of jets. We show that the intensity of jet radiation
can give the possibility to observe such a phenomena and to probe
the presence of dark matter subhaloes.
Key words:
galaxies, jets, dark matter, simulation
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