Nahum Arav

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Virginia Tech

United States

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Professor Nahum Arav is a faculty member at Virginia Tech in the United States. His research primarily focuses on quasar absorption outflows, AGN feedback, and their role in galactic-scale interactions. Recent publications include studies on the physical characterization of outflows and their distances from central sources, contributing valuable insights to the field of astrophysics.

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Benjamin Boizelle

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Brigham Young University

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Yasaman Homayouni

Pennsylvania State University

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Kirk Korista

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Western Michigan University

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maryamossadat dehghanian

University of Kentucky

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Space Telescope Science Institute

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DESI survey of S IV absorption outflows in quasars: Contribution to AGN feedback and comparison with [O III] emission outflows

Erratum: “The Farthest Quasar Mini-Broad Absorption Line Outflow from Its Central Source: Very Large Telescope/UVES Observation of SDSS J0242+0049” (2022, ApJ, 927, 176)

Quasar absorption outflows on galactic scales: insights from DESI

The Distance of Quasar Outflows from the Central Source: The First Consistent Values from Emission and Absorption Determinations

Galactic-scale Emission-line Outflow from the Radio-loud Quasar 3C 191

An energetic absorption outflow in QSO J1402+2330: Analysis of DESI observations

Determining the absolute chemical abundance of nitrogen and sulfur in the quasar outflow of 3C298

Physical characterization of the FeLoBAL outflow in SDSS J0932+0840: Analysis of VLT/UVES observations

AGN STORM 2. VIII. Investigating the Narrow Absorption Lines in Mrk 817 Using HST-COS Observations*

Narrow absorption line outflow in Seyfert 1 galaxy J1429+4518: outflow’s distance from the central source and its energetics

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Benjamin Boizelle

Yasaman Homayouni

Kirk Korista

maryamossadat dehghanian

Missagh Mehdipour

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DESI survey of S IV absorption outflows in quasars: Contribution to AGN feedback and comparison with [O III] emission outflows

Erratum: “The Farthest Quasar Mini-Broad Absorption Line Outflow from Its Central Source: Very Large Telescope/UVES Observation of SDSS J0242+0049” (2022, ApJ, 927, 176)

Quasar absorption outflows on galactic scales: insights from DESI

The Distance of Quasar Outflows from the Central Source: The First Consistent Values from Emission and Absorption Determinations

Galactic-scale Emission-line Outflow from the Radio-loud Quasar 3C 191

An energetic absorption outflow in QSO J1402+2330: Analysis of DESI observations

Determining the absolute chemical abundance of nitrogen and sulfur in the quasar outflow of 3C298

Physical characterization of the FeLoBAL outflow in SDSS J0932+0840: Analysis of VLT/UVES observations

AGN STORM 2. VIII. Investigating the Narrow Absorption Lines in Mrk 817 Using HST-COS Observations*

Narrow absorption line outflow in Seyfert 1 galaxy J1429+4518: outflow’s distance from the central source and its energetics

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Benjamin Boizelle

Yasaman Homayouni

Kirk Korista

maryamossadat dehghanian

Missagh Mehdipour

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DESI survey of S IV absorption outflows in quasars: Contribution to AGN feedback and comparison with [O III] emission outflows