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What is the number density of high luminosity quasars at z=3.5?
What is the number density of high luminosity quasars at z=3.5? I have heard that it is 1000 times the number density at z=0.
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With the PS1 photometric survey of the sky (e.g. there is a catalogue of 30,000 quasars which give their redshifts.
If you assume the number density of quasars remains constant over a wide redshift range, then you can derive the number density of quasars brighter than 10^{46} erg/sec at redshift 3.5.
For some discussion of the results of this paper, see for example this paper (
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