Speaker
Prof.
Hartmut Winkler
(Dept. Physics, University of Johannesburg)
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We identified three samples of ROSAT sources with Sloan Digital Sky Survey spectra, one at redshift z = 0.1, a second one at z = 0.2 and a third one at z = 0.3. 822 sources in total were examined. We determined the nature and spectral sub-types of the sources by visual inspection. The fraction of each sub-type at each of the three redshifts are then calculated. We consider selection biases caused by the luminosity cut-off threshold to determine whether any systematic trends in AGN type are evident with increasing redshift. We hence probe if an evolution effect is detected in our sample.
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Primary authors
Prof.
Hartmut Winkler
(Dept. Physics, University of Johannesburg)
Ms
Jessica Tsuen
(Dept. Physics, University of Johannesburg)
