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X-ray luminosity function of Compton-thick AGN in the early Universe (z > 3). Robustness and biases of the CTK population
Angel Ruiz, Ektoras Pouliasis, Ioannis Georgantopoulos
The population of Compton-thick (CTK) AGN represents a critical yet elusive phase in the growth of supermassive black holes. Constraining their abundance and evolution at high z is…
XXL-HSC: Host properties of X-ray detected AGNs in XXL clusters
E. Drigga, E. Koulouridis, E. Pouliasis +10
There is compelling evidence that AGNs are strongly influenced by their environment. Therefore, studying the AGN population of clusters is essential, as both large-scale structures…
Identification of high-redshift X-ray active galactic nuclei in the 4XMM-DR11 serendipitous catalogue using DES data: Comparative analysis with optically-selected QSOs
E. Pouliasis, A. Ruiz, I. Georgantopoulos +8
X-rays provide a robust method in identifying AGN. However, in the high-redshift Universe, their space density is relatively low, and, in combination with the small areas covered b…
The Compton-thick AGN luminosity function in the local Universe: A robust estimate combining BAT detections and NuSTAR spectra
I. Georgantopoulos, E. Pouliasis, A. Ruiz +1
The Compton-thick Active Galactic Nuclei (AGN) arguably constitute the most elusive class of sources as they are absorbed by large column densities above logN_H(cm^-2)=24. These ex…
AGN populations in the local universe: their alignment with the main-sequence, characteristics of their stellar populations, accretion efficiency, and the impact of AGN feedback
G. Mountrichas, A. Ruiz, I. Georgantopoulos +3
In this study, we utilize a sample of 338 galaxies within the redshift range of , drawn from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS), for which there are available clas…