The far-UV break in quasar energy distributions: dust?
L. Binette, Y. Krongold, S. Haro-Corzo, A. Andersen
Abstract
A prominent continuum steepening is observed in quasar energy distributions near 1100A. We review possible interpretations for the origin of the so-called far-UV break, putting emphasis on those that favor the emergence of an upturn in the extreme-UV.
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