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Understanding active galactic nuclei using near-infrared high angular resolution polarimetry I : MontAGN - stokes comparison
Lucas Grosset, Frédéric Marin, Damien Gratadour +5
In this first research note of a series of two, we present a comparison between two Monte Carlo radiative transfer codes: MontAGN and STOKES. Both were developed in order to better…
A robust derivation of the tight relationship of radio core dominance to inclination angle in high redshift 3CRR sources
Frederic Marin, Robert Antonucci
It is believed that, in radio-loud active galactic nuclei (AGN), the core radio flux density can be normalized to the flux density of the extended lobe emission to infer the orient…
2004 - 2014: Ten years of radiative transfer with STOKES
F. Marin, R. W. Goosmann
Since it became publicly available in 2004, the radiative transfer code STOKES has been used to model the spectroscopic, polarimetric, timing and imaging signatures for different a…
Probing the Galactic center with X-ray polarimetry
F. Marin, V. Karas, D. Kunneriath +2
The Galactic center (GC) holds the closest-to-Earth supermassive black hole (SMBH), which makes it the best laboratory to study the close environment of extremely massive compact o…
Prospects of 3D mapping of the Galactic Centre clouds with X-ray polarimetry
F. Marin, V. Karas, D. Kunneriath +1
Despite past panchromatic observations of the innermost part of the Milky Way, the overall structure of the Galactic Centre (GC) remains enigmatic in terms of geometry. In this pap…
A compendium of AGN inclinations with corresponding UV/optical continuum polarization measurements
F. Marin
The anisotropic nature of active galactic nuclei (AGN) is thought to be responsible for the observational differences between type-1 (pole-on) and type-2 (edge-on) nearby Seyfert-l…