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Investigating the Structure of the Windy Torus in Quasars
S. C. Gallagher, J. E. Everett, M. M. Abado +1
Thermal mid-infrared emission of quasars requires an obscuring structure that can be modeled as a magneto-hydrodynamic wind in which radiation pressure on dust shapes the outflow.…
Evidence for (and Against) Progenitor Bias in the Size Growth of Compact Red Galaxies
Stephanie K. Keating, Roberto G. Abraham, Ricardo P. Schiavon +5
Most massive passive galaxies are compact at high redshifts, but similarly compact massive galaxies are rare in the local universe. The most common interpretation of this phenomeno…
Why a Windy Torus?
S. C. Gallagher, M. M. Abado, J. E. Everett +2
Mass ejection in the form of winds or jets appears to be as fundamental to quasar activity as accretion, and can be directly observed in many objects with broadened and blue-shifte…
Sweeping Away the Mysteries of Dusty Continuous Winds in AGN
S. K. Keating, J. E. Everett, S. C. Gallagher +1
An integral part of the Unified Model for Active Galactic Nuclei (AGNs) is an axisymmetric obscuring medium, which is commonly depicted as a torus of gas and dust surrounding the c…
Looking for the Wind in the Dust
S. C. Gallagher, J. E. Everett, S. K. Keating +2
The blue-shifted broad emission lines and/or broad absorption lines seen in many luminous quasars are striking evidence for a broad line region in which radiation driving plays an…