Evidence for Intermediate BLR of Reverberation-Mapped AGN PG 0052+251
Xue-Guang Zhang (1) ((1) PMO)

TL;DR
This study provides evidence for an intermediate broad line region (BLR) in the reverberation-mapped AGN PG 0052+251, suggesting a complex BLR structure with an obscured intermediate component.
Contribution
The paper identifies and characterizes an intermediate BLR component in PG 0052+251, supported by spectral analysis and PCA, expanding understanding of BLR structures in AGN.
Findings
Identification of an intermediate BLR component in PG 0052+251.
Spectral line ratios indicate a complex, obscured BLR structure.
Reproduction of observed properties supports the intermediate BLR hypothesis.
Abstract
In this manuscript, we study properties of BLR of well-known reverberation-mapped AGN, in order to find reliable evidence for intermediate BLR. We firstly check properties of mapped AGN collected from literature in plane of vs . Commonly, virial BH masses based on observed broad H and H should be coincident. However, among the mapped objects, PG0052 and NGC4253 are two apparent outliers in the plane of vs , which indicate BLRs of PG0052 and NGC4253 have some special characters. Then based on the 55 public spectra of PG0052, BLR of PG0052 is been carefully studied in detail. We find that line width ratio of total observed broad H to total observed broad H is 0.7, which is much smaller than theoretical/observational value of 0.9. Furthermore, flux ratio of total broad H to total broad…
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Taxonomy
TopicsGNSS positioning and interference · Ionosphere and magnetosphere dynamics · Geophysics and Gravity Measurements
