Evolution of Inflows and Outflows in AGNs

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It is important to extend the study of quasars to high redshifts in order to understand their evolution and environments. A relevant conclusion from modern studies is that the quasar luminosity function evolves positively with redshift, having a comoving space density strongly peaked at z 2 (e.g.,Schmith 1968, Warren et al. 1994). More recent findings suggest that the evolution of the space density of AGNs is strongly dependent on X ray luminosity, with the peak space density of AGNs moving to higher redshifts for more luminous AGNs > (e.g., Ueda et al 2003, Hasinger et al. 2005). The evolutionary trends in the space density of AGNs might have spectral counterparts which could be observable in X-rays. The main objective of this thesis is to study the spectral properties of AGNs in X-rays in order to increase our current knowledge of AGN evolution. We are especially interested in high redshift AGNs with z>1.0, because the analysis of their spectra may indicate what parameters show evolutionary trends and provide insight as to which physical processes are responsible for AGN evolution.

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