Discovery of a New Quasar: SDSS J022155.26-064916.6
Jacob M. Robertson, Douglas L. Tucker, J. Allyn Smith, William Wester,, Haun Lin, Jack H. Mueller, Deborah J. Gulledge

TL;DR
This paper reports the discovery and spectral analysis of a new quasar, SDSS J022155.26-064916.6, including its redshift and luminosity measurements, contributing to the catalog of known quasars.
Contribution
The paper presents the identification and spectral characterization of a new quasar, including redshift and luminosity data, obtained during spectroscopic observations for the Dark Energy Survey.
Findings
Redshift of approximately 0.806 identified.
Luminosities in u-, g-, and r-bands reported.
Four spectral lines identified in the spectrum.
Abstract
We report the discovery of a new quasar: SDSS J022155.26-064916.6. This object was discovered while reducing spectra of a sample of stars being considered as spectrophotometric standards for the Dark Energy Survey. The flux and wavelength calibrated spectrum is presented with four spectral lines identified. From these lines, the redshift is determined to be z is approximately equal to 0.806. In addition, the rest-frame u-, g-, and r-band luminosity, determined using a k-correction obtained with synthetic photometry of a proxy QSO, are reported as 7.496 solar luminosities, 2.049 solar luminosities, and solar luminosities, respectively.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAstronomy and Astrophysical Research · Galaxies: Formation, Evolution, Phenomena · Astrophysical Phenomena and Observations
