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The Quasar Luminosity Function, Then and Now - R. Green
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Fifty Years of Quasars
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- 1 Opening Remarks - M. Cohen, G. Djorgovski, T. Soifer
- 2 The Discovery of Quasars - Maarten Schmidt
- 3 The Road to Quasars - Ken Kellermann
- 4 The Quasar Luminosity Function, Then and Now - R. Green
- 5 Quasar Evolution at High Redshifts - D. Schneider
- 6 Quasars and the Origins of the X-Ray Background - G. Hasinger
- 7 Black Hole Demographics in Active and Inactive Galaxies - L. Ho
- 8 The First AGN Results from NuSTAR - F. Harrison
- 9 The Masses of Quasars - B. Peterson
- 10 The First Black Holes - M. Volonteri
- 11 The Monster Roars: Feedback and the Co-Evolution of Galaxies and Black Holes - P. Hopkins
- 12 The broad emission lines of quasars - M. Eracleous
- 13 Quasar outflows: historical overview and importance to AGN feedback - N. Arav
- 14 Jet Formation - R. Blandford
- 15 Blazars as Probes of Relativistic Jets - M. Urry
- 16 Obscured Quasars - D. Stern
- 17 Quasars as Probes of the IGM - A. Boksenberg
- 18 Thought experiments on gravitational forces and 3-space curvature - D. Lynden-Bell
- 19 Public Lecture - Black Holes and the Fate of the Universe - G. Hasinger
- 20 Public Lecture: From Mars to the Multiverse - M. Rees
