Stellar mass black holes in close binary systems, often called "microquasars", can have hot accretion disks, similar to those of AGNs. Explain QUANTITATIVELY why these systems are strong emitters in X-rays.
Hint: Assume that MBH = 10 MSUN, that the accretion rate is 2.0 x 10-8 MSUN/yr and that all the radiation occurs at the Schwarzschild radius.
Stellar mass black holes in close binary systems, often called "microquasars", can have hot accretion disks,...
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