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Mapping a Quasar Outflow from Parsec to Kiloparsec Scales: A Combined HST Absorption and VLT Emission Investigation
Linking nuclear winds to galactic-scale outflows remains a major observational challenge in understanding the multiscale physics of active galactic nucleus feedback. Here we present Very Large Telescope KMOS integral-field spectroscopy and Sloan Digital Sky Survey observations of the z = 0.9655 quas
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