Multi-wavelength Variation Phenomena of PKS 0735+178 on Diverse Timescale
Yue Fang, Qihang Chen, Yan Zhang, Jianghua Wu

TL;DR
This study analyzes multi-wavelength variability of PKS 0735+178, revealing complex color behaviors, time lags, and correlations across optical and gamma-ray bands, emphasizing activity-dependent emission mechanisms.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive long-term multi-wavelength analysis of PKS 0735+178, highlighting activity-dependent color behaviors and correlations with implications for jet emission models.
Findings
Detected intraday variability on one night.
Found a 22-day lag between R and gamma-ray bands.
Observed a harder-when-brighter trend in gamma-ray.
Abstract
BL Lac object PKS 0735+178 showed some complex multi-wavelength variation phenomena in the previous studies, especially for its color behavior. Bluer-when-brighter, redder-when-brighter and achromatic behavior were all found to be possible long-term trends of PKS 0735+178. In this work, we collected the long-term multi-wavelength data of PKS 0735+178, and also performed a multi-color optical monitoring on intraday timescale. The intraday variability was detected on one night. On the long timescale, a possible 22-day time lag was found between the and -ray bands. The results of the cross-correlation analysis exhibited strong correlations between various optical bands on both intraday and long timescale. However, only a mild correlation was found between the long-term -ray and -band light curves, which could be interpreted by the different emission mechanisms of the…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAstrophysics and Cosmic Phenomena · Dark Matter and Cosmic Phenomena · Astrophysical Phenomena and Observations
