BeppoSAX observations of PKS 0528+134

BeppoSAX observations of 3C 273

keV Emission from PKS 2149 − 306 with BeppoSAX

A BeppoSAX observation of the z=2.34 quasar PKS2149−306 produced a strong signal in the high energy PDS instrument up to a maximum observed energy of nearly 50 keV, 150 keV in the quasar frame. The Beppo-SAX spectrum spans almost 3 decades (0.3−150 keV, quasar frame) and shows an extremely hard (α=0.4±0.05) X-ray spectrum above 3 keV (comparable to XJB the X-ray background slope), and either a ...

The Last Gift of Bepposax: Pds Observations of the Two Blazars 1es 0507-040 and Pks 1229-021

Towards the end of the BeppoSAX mission, the only operated Narrow Field Instrument was the PDS, which covers the energy range 13-300 keV. Two blazars, 1ES 0507-040 (z = 0.304) and PKS 1229-021 (z = 1.045), suitably located in the sky for BeppoSAX pointing, were observed for about 2 days each in Spring 2002 with the PDS and detected up to 50 keV. 1ES0507-040 had been already observed by the Bepp...

BeppoSAX ToO Observations on BLAZARS

We summarize the results of BeppoSAX ToO observation of blazars that were known to be in a high state from observations carried out in the optical or X-ray or TeV bands. In some of the sources observed, two spectral components were detected, which are interpreted as synchrotron and inverse Compton emission, respectively. Fast variability was detected in three sources (ON231, BLLac and S5 0716+7...

BeppoSAX observations of the quasar Markarian 205

We present the first BeppoSAX observation (0.1 to 220 keV) of the quasar Mrk 205. We have searched for the unusual Fe line profile claimed in the XMM-Newton spectrum which has been widely discussed in recent literature. We find no evidence for a broad, ionized Fe line component in our data. We detect for the first time a Compton hump in this object. Besides, when this component is included in t...