IFU spectroscopy of NGC 6552 reveals decoupled ionized gas kinematics and excitation, with outflow energetics consistent with multi-phase outflow models.
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Decoupled Kinematics and Excitation in the Compton-thick AGN NGC 6552: Spatially Resolved KOOLS-IFU Observations
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Resolved UV-Optical HST Imaging and Spectral Energy Distribution Modeling of Nearby BAT Active Galactic Nuclei
HST-resolved SEDs for seven nearby BAT AGN show host-galaxy contamination biases accretion-disk temperature by ~2 eV, extinction by ~2.2 mag, bolometric luminosity by ~0.57 dex, and X-ray bolometric corrections by ~0.66 dex relative to Swift/UVOT data.
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Hunting for extreme high-energy-peaked BL Lacs: Rare to find and difficult to classify
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Probing dipole and quadrupole anisotropy in Gamma-ray bursts from Swift dataset
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