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15-Year X-ray Study Links Variable Mass Accretion to Changing Look Behavior in AGN NGC 7582
Changing Look Active Galactic Nuclei (CLAGN) are a subclass of AGN that exhibit spectral state transitions in both optical/UV and X-ray bands on timescales of days to years. In this work, we studied fifteen years of X-ray data of the CLAGN NGC 7582 taken from {\it Suzaku}, {\it XMM-Newton}, and {\it
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