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A.Malizia, L. Bassani , M. Molina AGN at high energies A.Malizia, L. Bassani , M. Molina

380 AGN, but catalogue is constantly updated INTEGRAL AGN 380 AGN, but catalogue is constantly updated All fully characterized in terms of optical (class, z, BH mass, axial ratio, bars etc) and soft X-ray properties (absorption, flux and gamma). For all INTEGRAL AGN light curves (1500 orbits) and spectral info available within the team. Malizia+ 12,16

AGN population SEEN by INTEGRAL INTEGRAL AGN cat (380 sources): Seyferts & Blazars Few Liners, all with NH ≥22, none CT Also a few type 2 QSO 22.2≤ NH ≤ 23.4 4 XBONG, 0.01≤ z ≤0.1, NH ≥23

87 objects with significance greater than 5.2: The INTEGRAL complete sample of AGN The sample has been extracted in the 20-40 keV band by means of the V/Vmax test from the 3rd INTEGRAL-IBIS survey: the brightest AGN 87 objects with significance greater than 5.2: 46 type 1 (Seyfert 1 - 1.5 included 5 NLS1), 33 type 2 (Seyfert 1.8-2), 8 Blazars (QSO-BL Lac) Hard X-ray studies: INTEGRAL-IBIS and Swift-BAT (Molina et al. 2013) Broad Band studies: XMM-pn and INTEGRAL-IBIS/Swift-BAT (Molina et al. 2009, Malizia et al. 2014)

Broad band spectra of the complete sample Great variety: extreme complexity with many components: 1. SOFT EXCESS present in a good fraction of Sy1 (24%) , but dominates only in a few sources Sy1 Sy2 always present in Sy2, but in 6 objects is more complex than a scattered power law

Broad band spectra of the complete sample Complexity: 2. simple and/or complex absorption Absorption in type 2 AGN of the complete sample plus complex absorption in 15% of type 1 AGN: one or more layers of material partially covering the source OFTEN THIS COMPLEX ABSORPTION IS VARIABLE In agreement with results from the entire AGN sample (Malizia et al. 2012) Opt. type 1 Opt. type 2 Total Unabsorbed 132 10 142 (52%) Absorbed 22 108 130 (48%) 154 (57%) 118(43%) 272 IGR J21247+5058

Broad band spectra of the complete sample Complexity: 3. iron line/s Kα line almost always present and generally narrow (σ<10 eV) type 1 A few broad Kα line observed in around 10% of both Sy1 and Sy2 15% of Sy1 require also a Kβ line type 2 Sy1 : EW=81 eV (σ=50 eV) Sy2 : EW=490 eV (σ=670 eV) Sy2(No CT) : EW=306eV (σ=565 eV) no CT

Broad band spectra of the complete sample PRIMARY PHOTON INDEX now measured type 1: <Γ>=1.73 (σ=0.17) type 1 & type 2 consistent Type 2: <Γ>=1.66 (σ=0.18)

Broad band spectra of the complete sample CUT-OFF: located type 1: <Ec>=128 keV (σ=46) type 2: <Ec>=100 keV (σ=92) Good agreement with Nustar & BAT

HXMT contributions Simultaneous broad band coverage: very few AGN have simultaneous broad band spectra (IBIS/BAT versus XMM = average versus snap shots, NUSTAR/XMM very few generally XRT at low energies). Even at present some bright AGN do not have broad band spectral coverage High energy extension: measured cut-off cluster around 100 keV, bulk of lower limits below 300 keV so high energy extensions very important (Nustar stops at around 70 keV,Integral around 100 keV) Spectral variability poorly studied: it may pay to concentrate on few bright objects and observe them repeatedly to study spectral changes

Brightest agn in integral catalogue source name RA Dec z class Flux (20-100) Flux (2-10) 10-11 Cen A 13 25 27.61 -43 01 08.8 0.0018 Sy2 62.1 21.2 Mrk 421 11 04 27.31 +38 12 31.8 0.03 BL Lac 37.65 47.9 NGC 4151 12 10 32.66 +39 24 20.7 0.0033 Sy1.5 30.5 25 NGC 4945 13 05 27.28 -49 28 04.4 0.0019 25.6 0.54 NGC 4388 12 25 46.93 +12 39 43.3 0.0084 24.6 2.3 IC 4329A 13 49 19.29 -30 18 34.4 0.016 Sy1.2 20.9 10.4 Circinus Galaxy 14 13 08.90 -65 20 27.0 0.0014 20.2 1 3C 273 12 29 06.70 +02 03 08.6 0.1583 Sy1/QSO 19.46 9.62 3C 454.3 22 53 57.75 +16 08 53.6 0.859 QSO/Blazar 19.17 6.1 NGC 2110 05 52 11.38 -07 27 22.4 0.0078 17.9 2.5 NGC 4507 12 35 36.55 -39 54 33.3 0.0118 16.3 1.28 NGC 5506 14 13 14.87 -03 12 27.0 0.0062 14.9 8.38 MCG-05-23-016 09 47 40.17 -30 56 55.9 0.0085 14.5 8.76 NGC 3783 11 39 01.78 -37 44 18.7 0.0097 13.3 6.03 IGR J21247+5058 21 24 39.33 +50 58 26.0 0.02 Sy1 12.6 4.88 NGC 3227 10 23 30.61 +19 51 53.8 0.0038 11.3 0.81 MKN 348 00 48 47.10 +31 57 25.0 0.015 10.6 0.44 3C 111 04 18 21.28 +38 01 35.8 0.0485 3.51 Mrk 3 06 15 36.31 +71 02 14.9 0.0135 9.53 0.65