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Paper Citation Record · LEDGER
The most luminous blue quasars at $3.0<z<3.3$. I. A tale of two X-ray populations
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Deep Learning Calibration of the Quasar X-ray/UV Luminosity Relation for Cosmological Applications cites this paper.
Deep Learning Calibration of the Quasar X-ray/UV Luminosity Relation for Cosmological Applications The most luminous blue quasars at $3.0<z<3.3$. I. A tale of two X-ray populations
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