Kinematic Linkage Between the Broad and Narrow Line Emitting Gas in AGN

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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accepted for publication by ApJ Lett

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10.1086/342783

We investigate the radial velocity difference between the [OIII]5007,4959 and H-beta lines for a sample of 200 low redshift AGN. We identify seven objects showing an [OIII]5007 blueshift relative to H-beta with amplitude larger than 250 km/s (blue "outliers"). These line shifts are found in sources where the broad high ionization lines (e.g. CIV1549) also show a large systematic blueshift. Such blueshifts occur only in the population A region of the Eigenvector 1 parameter domain (that also contains NLSy1 sources). We suggest that [OIII] blueshifts are also associated with the high ionization outflow originating in these sources. This is a direct kinematic linkage between narrow and broad line emitting gas.

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