Variable Absorption and Extended X-ray Emission in the BAL RLQ PG 1004+130

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Active Galactic Nuclei, Quasars, Bl-Lac Objects, X-Ray Background, Pg 1004+130

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We propose joint XMM-Newton (60 ks) and non-simultaneous Chandra (60 ks) observations of the remarkable BAL RLQ PG 1004+130 which, in conjunction with our previous X-ray coverage, will yield: (1) One of the most comprehensive X-ray spectral monitoring campaigns of a variable BAL quasar undertaken to date, probing both multi-year and multi-month timescales and constraining the location and dynamics of the X-ray absorber. (2) The highest signal-to-noise X-ray spectrum of a BAL RLQ currently available, enabling modeling of soft X-ray absorption and the underlying continuum. (3) The deepest X-ray coverage yet obtained of a disrupting jet in a hybrid morphology radio source, allowing tests for jet flux variability and characterization of the morphologies and spectra of the jet and diffuse emission.

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