Splinter Meeting AGN
Active Galactic Nuclei
Time: Wednesday September 20, 14:00-16:30 and 17:00-19:00
Room: HS4
Organizers: Wolfram Kollatschny (Göttingen), Martin Haas (Bochum), Helmut Meusinger (TLS Tautenburg), Michael Ramolla (Bochum), Matthias Zetzl (Göttingen)
Active Galactic Nuclei (AGN) are understood as supermassive black holes (SMBH) that accrete large amounts of matter to sustain their immense variable luminosity seen at all frequency ranges. This splinter meeting will address open questions regarding the structure and evolution of AGN as well as their interaction with the environment.
Program
14:00 | Shai Kaspi: |
Reverberation Mapping of the Most High Luminosity Quasars |
14:30 | Helmut Meusinger: |
Variability timescales of QSOs from the Tautenburg long-term monitoring program |
14:45 | Francisco Pozo Nunez: |
Optical Photometric Monitoring of Active Galactic Nuclei at Wise Observatory |
15:05 | Matthias Zetzl: |
Line profile variations in the changing look AGN HE 1136-2304 |
15:15 | Catalina Sobrino-Figaredo: |
IC4329A: a red Seyfert-1 nucleus in an edge-on host galaxy |
15:25 | Doron Chelouche: |
On the Origin of Optical Time Delays in AGN |
15:55 | Ewald Puchwein: |
The role of AGN in cosmic reionization |
16:15 | Frank Rieger: |
The non-thermal astrophysics of relativistic AGN jets |
16:30-17:00 Coffee Break & Poster Session (Foyer Physics)
17:00 | Victor Marian: |
Testing the connection between major mergers and the triggering of high-accretion black holes |
17:20 | Zohreh Ghaffari: |
Galaxy overdensities around 3C radio galaxies and quasars at 1 < z < 2.5 revealed by Spitzer 3.6/4.5 um and Pan-STARRS |
17:35 | Eleni Vardoulaki: |
FR-type radio sources in COSMOS: relation to size, accretion modes and large-scale environment |
17:55 | Jan-Torge Schindler: |
The Extremely Luminous Quasars Survey (ELQS) in SDSS |
18:15 | Silke Britzen: |
OJ287 - Deciphering the Rosetta stone of blazars |
18:35 | Claus Lämmerzahl: |
Accretion disks in space-times of compact objects with mass quadrupole |