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| Paper: |
Winds in Mrk 509: A Common Origin for the X-ray and UV Ionized Gas? |
| Volume: |
460, AGN Winds in Charleston |
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35 |
| Authors: |
Ebrero, J. |
| Abstract: |
The Seyfert 1 galaxy Mrk 509 was subject to an extensive multi-wavelegth campaign in 2009. The study of the X-ray high-resultion spectrum indicates the presence of a warm absorber (WA) with at least 5 discrete ionization components in 3 velocity regimes. The HST/COS UV spectrum reveals a complex absorber with 13 kinematic components. The absorbing gas may reside in high-density low-ionization clouds responsible for the UV absorption, which are embedded in a less dense highly ionized wind responsible for the X-ray absorption features, although other scenarios are yet to be tested. |
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