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Wind-luminosity evolution in NLS1 AGN 1H 0707−495

Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society

Ultrafast outflows (UFOs) have been detected in the high-quality X-ray spectra of a number of active galactic nuclei (AGNs) with fairly high accretion rates and are thought to significantly contribute to the AGN feedback. After a decade of dedicated study, their launching mechanisms and structure are still not well understood, but variability techniques may provide useful constraints. In this work therefore we perform a flux-resolved X-ray spectroscopy on a highly accreting and variable NLS1 AGN, 1H 0707−495, using all archival XMM–Newton observations to study the structure of the UFO. We find that the wind spectral lines weaken at higher luminosities, most likely due to an increasing ionization parameter as previously found in a few similar sources. Instead, the velocity is anticorrelated with the luminosity, which is opposite to the trend observed in the NLS1 IRAS 13224−3809. Furthermore, the detection of the emission lines, which are not observed in IRAS 13224−3809, indicates a w...

SDSS-IV MaNGA: Observational Evidence of a Density-bounded Region in a Lyα Emitter

The Astrophysical Journal

Using integral field unit spectroscopy, we present here the spatially resolved morphologies of [S ii]λ6717,6731/Hα and [S ii]λ6717,6731/[O iii]λ5007 emission line ratios for the first time in a blueberry Lyα emitter (BBLAE) at z ∼ 0.047. Our derived morphologies show that the extreme starburst region of the BBLAE, populated by young (≤10 Myr), massive Wolf–Rayet stars, is [S ii] deficient, while the rest of the galaxy is [S ii] enhanced. We infer that the extreme starburst region is density-bounded (i.e., optically thin to ionizing photons), and the rest of the galaxy is ionization-bounded, indicating a Blister-type morphology. We find that the previously reported small escape fraction (10%) of Lyα photons is from our identified density-bounded H ii region of the BBLAE. This escape fraction is likely constrained by a porous dust distribution. We further report a moderate correlation between [S ii] deficiency and inferred Lyman continuum (LyC) escape fraction using a sample of confir...