Half a Century of Blazars and Beyond

Session

Identification, population, and panchromatic all-sky surveys

Jun 11, 2018, 9:25 AM

Aula Darwin (Torino - Italy)

102. The Devil is in the Details: Using High-Cadence, Multiwavelength Observations to Understand the Disk-Jet Connection in Blazars (Invited)

Jedidah ISLER (Vanderbilt University)

6/11/18, 9:25 AM

103. Twenty years of the Whole Earth Blazar Telescope (WEBT)

Claudia Raiteri (INAF - OATo)

6/11/18, 9:55 AM

104. The Extraordinary Flare of CTA 102 in 2016 - 2017

Markus BOETTCHER (North-West University)

6/11/18, 10:45 AM

105. Quasi-simultaneous decade-long optical and gamma-ray monitoring of selected blazars: the confrontation of the two energy ranges and its outcome

Valeri LARIONOV ((St. Petersburg State University))

6/11/18, 11:05 AM

106. Multiwavelength studies of blazars

Aditi AGARWAL (Indian Institute of Astrophysics)

6/11/18, 11:25 AM

107. Multi-wavelength flaring activity in bright blazars

Ioannis LIODAKIS (KIPAC - Stanford University)

6/11/18, 11:45 AM

108. Radio core dominance of Fermi blazars

Zhi-yuan PEI (University of Padova)

6/11/18, 12:05 PM

111. Parsec-Scale Studies of Blazar Jet Kinematics (Invited)

Matt LISTER (Purdue University)

6/11/18, 2:00 PM

112. Dramatic Multi-Wavelength Outburst of the Quasar 4C+29.45 at the End of 2017

Svetlana JORSTAD (Boston University)

6/11/18, 2:30 PM

113. Relationship between Gamma-Rays and the pc-scale Radio Jet in 3C 279

Victor Manuel PATIÑO ALVAREZ (Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy)

6/11/18, 2:50 PM