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SUMMARY:Krista Lynne Smith (Stanford) - A New Regime of Optical Variability in AGN: Light Curves from Exoplanet Satellites
DESCRIPTION:The optical light curves of AGN provide a unique window into the conditions and behavior within the accretion disk. The development of a specialized pipeline for AGN science with the unparalleled photometry of exoplanet-hunting satellites allows us to explore new optical variability phenomena. Such data provide an opportunity for direct comparison with X-ray light curves\, and promise to inform models of both accretion physics and the relationship between X-ray and optical emitting regions in the central engine. These data will be critical in learning how to interpret AGN light curves from upcoming large variability surveys like LSST. Finally\, exoplanet mission data have enormous future promise for a multifaceted understanding of accretion processes\, including blazar jets and quasi-periodic oscillations.
URL:https://inpa.lbl.gov/event/krista-lynne-smith-stanford/
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