I contributed a bit of data processing and got to be co-author on another paper in this month's A&A. 😀
Martin Ochmann was able to use narrow-field MUSE data to extract and model the Ca-triplet and OI emission (1st picture) of the accretion disk of NGC 4593. I know very little about AGN and their BLR but apparently the one can get a nearly perfect fit to a double-peaked CaII profile (2nd picture) using a not too complex disk model. The resulting low intrinsic turbulence seems to be something special...
https://www.aanda.org/articles/aa/full_html/2025/05/aa54800-25/aa54800-25.html
#AGN #musevlt #BLR #NGC4593
Martin Ochmann was able to use narrow-field MUSE data to extract and model the Ca-triplet and OI emission (1st picture) of the accretion disk of NGC 4593. I know very little about AGN and their BLR but apparently the one can get a nearly perfect fit to a double-peaked CaII profile (2nd picture) using a not too complex disk model. The resulting low intrinsic turbulence seems to be something special...
https://www.aanda.org/articles/aa/full_html/2025/05/aa54800-25/aa54800-25.html
#AGN #musevlt #BLR #NGC4593

