The role of UV bump in line emission

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In the Seyfert galaxy Fairall 9, low-ionization lines (threshold energy between 1 and 3 Ry) appear to follow the UV bump and have a larger variation scale. The high-ionization lines vary in step with the power-law continuum. The results suggest that the variation amplitude of lines is inversely correlated to the ionization level. Our calculations suggest that the UV bump has a shape more complicated than a simple blackbody curve and has a quite steep drop around 30 eV. The degree of luminosity dependence of equivalent width of Lyα, C iii], Si iv, and C iv is inversely correlated with individual emission line's ionization level. This offers a natural explanation as to why only the C iv equivalent width shows a significant luminosity dependence (the Baldwin effect).

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