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Observed x-ray spectral indices support magnetic buoyancy sourced coronae in Seyfert active galactic nuclei
Standard radiation spectra modeling of active galactic nuclei like Seyfert galaxies typically involves tuning the relative contributions from an optically thick disc, optically thin corona, dust torus, and outflow by hand to match observations. The physics that quantifies this relative partitioning
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