A comparison between the Hubble diagrams of type-I Seyfert galaxies and low-redshift, radio-weak quasars

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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We took 30 low-redshift, radio-weak quasars with 2 or more forbidden lines, and 16 Type-I Seyfert galaxies of the non-violent subtype, and compared their Hubble diagrams. We found that they each have a high correlation on the diagram, but they do not fall on a continuous line. This suggests that, contrary to the surmise by some people, they are not the same type of object. If quasars do evolve into Seyferts, then the transition must be very brief and rapid.

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