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On the Probability Distribution and Null-hypothesis Testing of Cross-correlation for Light Curves in Active Galactic Nuclei
Cross-correlation is crucial in studies of multiwavelength flux variability in active galactic nuclei (AGNs), especially for reverberation mapping analysis, where interpolated cross-correlation function is widely used to measure time lags between light curves. While time-lag uncertainties can be est
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