Double Lobed Radio Galaxies & Seyfert Galaxies: Similar Energy Sources?

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Double lobed radio galaxies and Seyfert galaxies are both powered by black holes, suggesting a shared energy source. The type of radiation emitted, including synchrotron radiation at high frequencies and X-rays, supports this connection. The classification of these galaxies often depends on the viewing angle, which affects the observed emissions. Analyzing the power and frequency of radiation from these galaxies indicates that only a black hole accretion disk could generate the necessary magnetic fields and frictional forces. This evidence reinforces the argument for their similar energy sources.
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What would be some arguments that show that double lobed radio galaxies and seyfert galaxies have similar energy sources?

I mean i know they are powered by black holes right? are there energy arguments i can make though?

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THe type of radiation, its synchtron radiation at very high frequencies, x rays etc. I assume you know that depending on what angle you view the quasar determines its name, ie radio galaxy etc(radio is side on so you don't get the blast of xrays, but they are there even tho its a 'radio galaxy' .

If you analyse the power and frequency of the radiation coming out of the middle perpendicular spiral, and (not actually but you know) compute the required magnetic field and frictional forces required, you see that only a black hole accretion disk could be the cause.

hope that helps
 
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