TALENTS BROUGHT IN BY IHEP    

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Wang Jianmin, born in Hebei Province in June of 1965, joined IHEP under  "The Hundred Talents Program"  in 1999.

He graduated and got his B.S. degree from the Department of Applied Physics, University of Science and Technology of National Defense  in 1987, and he got his M.S. degree at Yunnan Observatory of CAS in 1990. He got his Ph.D degree at University of Science and Technology of China in 1995. Now he is full professor, tutor of Ph.D students,  vice chairman of the Acamemic Degree Committee and member of the Science committee of IHEP and vice chairman of High Energy Astrophysics Committee under the Chinese Astronomical Society.

His research fields encompass high energy astrophysics, active galactic nucleus (AGN) and quasars, accretion process of celestial body and binary physics.

         Proceeding from data observation, he found out the observation evidence of statistics of ¡°contact discontinuity (DSC) structure maintained by thermal relaxation oscillation (TRO), built the theoretical frame of a new model based on the instability of Roche lobe material exchange and proposed the unity of TRO and DSC in the new model ¨C a problem which has been heatedly argued for nearly 30 yeas. He published a series of papers on the inner structure of contact binary.

He made a systematic study of the continuum characteristic of AGN and proposed the method of measuring the super massive black hole of AGN and its accretion disk with big blue bump using Möbius inverse. This method is simple and not dependent upon the theoretical model, and fits the non-stationary accretion disk. He obtained the self-consistent solution of super Eddington accretion flow, which applies to the super luminous x ray source in the Galaxy and narrow line Seyfert I. By cooperating with Dr. E. Szuszkiewicz, a British scientist, he systematically studied the emergent spectra of intermediate super Eddington accretion disk, calculated its vertical structure and radiation transfer and applied them in a kind of special AGN-narrow line Seyfert 1. This model is suitable for a vary wide range of parameters. Based on the inner structure of AGN, he proposed the intrinsic constraints of TeV radiation. He also proposed the upper limit of the relativistic jet speed based on the ultrahigh energy radiation constraint. This model remains to be verified by observation using the next generation gamma ray telescope GLAST.

It is an important subject to measure SMBH of AGN and the angular momentum. Some methods are available for the measurement of SMBH, but no reliable methods have been developed to measure the angular momentum. The formation and growth of the super black hole are the most important step in the formation and evolution of quasars. He proposed that metallicity be the index for the formation and growth of SMBH with which to study Rees map. The study of MBH distribution in the BL Lac celestial body showed that it is of double peak distribution and HBL does not obey Magorrian.

In collaboration with a Japanese scientist called Professor Masaaki Kusunose, he studied the result caused by the blob ejection of the radio-loud quasar ADAF and found that the strong shock was formed during the interactions between the cloud supersonic expansion and the peripheral medium. This effectively accelerated the electrons and then high energy recombination line was formed when it became cool. He carefully calculated the evolution of the relativistic electron non-thermal radiation spectrum of blob ejection and the light change curve and compared them with the observation of     multi-band continuum. His efforts are now focused on the study of the observed phenomena pertinent to SMBH characteristics and physical explanation.

The current subjects he undertakes include ¡°Galaxy Formation and Evolution¡±, ¡°Very High

Energy Emission in Gamma Ray Loud Blazars¡± and ¡°Imaging of Hard X Ray¡±

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         E-mail£ºwangjm@astrosv1.ihep.ac.cn  

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Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences 07/08/02