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Radiative filtering unifies broad-line phenomenology in active galactic nuclei
Broad emission lines (BELs) are a defining feature of active galactic nuclei (AGNs), yet they weaken or disappear in both very low- and very high-accretion systems. These regimes are typically treated separately, and a unified physical explanation has remained elusive. Here we show that this behavio
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