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Article Contents
- ABSTRACT
- 1.INTRODUCTION
- 2.VARIABILITY OF THE CONTINUUM IN LOW
REDSHIFT RADIO-QUIET AGN
- 2.1.Continuum Variability in the Optical, UV, EUV,
and IR Ranges
- 2.2.Variability of the X-Ray Emission of Seyfert
Galaxies
- 2.3.Simultaneity of the Flux Variations at Various
Energies
- 3.VARIABILITY OF THE OPTICAL
CONTINUUM IN HIGH REDSHIFT AGN
- 3.1.Observed Characteristics of the Optical
Variability
- 3.2.Microlensing as a Possible Cause of Quasar
Variability
- 4.EMISSION LINE VARIABILITY:
RATIONALE AND METHODS
- 4.1.Rationale for Emission Line Variability Study
- 4.2.Inversion Methods, Cross-Correlations, and
Modeling
- 5.EMISSION LINE VARIABILITY: RESULTS
- 5.1.Results of Variability: The Stratification of the
Broad Line Region in Velocity and Degree of Ionization
- 5.2.Mapping the Velocity Field from the Emission
Lines
- 5.3.Other Issues Concerning the BLR
- 5.4.Summary, Perspectives, and Emerging Fields in
Emission Line Variability Studies
- 6.VARIABILITY OF BLAZARS
- 6.1.Overview and Relativistic Beaming
- 6.2.Spectral Shape and Variability of the Blazar
Continuum
- 6.3.Far IR-Optical-UV: The Thin Synchrotron Emission
- 6.4.X Rays: The Crossing of Different Emission
Components
- 6.5.High Energy Gamma Rays: Where the Action Is
- 6.6.Periodicity of OJ 287
- 6.7.Variability of Emission Lines
- 7.MULTIWAVELENGTH STUDIES OF BLAZARS
- 7.1.Broadband Continuum Snapshots
- 7.2.Multiwavelength Light Curves and Correlations
- 7.3.Intensive Multiwavelength Campaigns
- 8.INTERPRETATION OF BLAZAR
VARIABILITY
- 8.1.Summary of Variability Results
- 8.2.The Relativistic Jet: Synchrotron Radiation from
the Outer Regions
- 8.3.High-Frequency Synchrotron Emission: Energy
Stratification?
- 8.4.Inverse Compton Models: The Gamma-Ray Jet
- 8.5.The Invisible Jet Core
- 9.CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE
INVESTIGATIONS
- REFERENCES