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The Past and Future of Mid-Infrared Studies of AGN

Universe 2022, 8(7), 356; https://doi.org/10.3390/universe8070356
by Anna Sajina 1,*, Mark Lacy 2 and Alexandra Pope 3
Reviewer 1: Anonymous
Reviewer 2: Anonymous
Universe 2022, 8(7), 356; https://doi.org/10.3390/universe8070356
Submission received: 4 June 2022 / Revised: 17 June 2022 / Accepted: 20 June 2022 / Published: 27 June 2022
(This article belongs to the Special Issue Recent Advances in Infrared Galaxies and AGN)

Round 1

Reviewer 1 Report

The paper by Sajina et al. is a very valuable work of review. I recommend acceptance of the paper as it is.

Author Response

Thank you for your feedback. We have made some minor revisions to the paper specifically fixing a number of typos and adding abbreviation definitions as needed. We also added one more reference that came up after the original submission. 

Reviewer 2 Report

This review provides a quite comprehensive overview of the current status and future prospects of using mid-infrared observations to explore and define the physical properties and processes in active galactic nuclei. I have no scientific suggestions. Below are some typographical errors that I noticed.

Abstract: The acronym "BH" needs to be defined

 

sec. 1:

lines 52-53: a mechanisms --> a mechanism

 

Fig. 1 caption: siliate --> silicate

 

sec. 2:

 

line 93: was done --> were done

line 97: 3C273 is classified as a quasar, not a radio galaxy

linr 136: high high-resolution --> high-resolution

line 139: both --> not only

lines 143: galaxy --> galaxies

 

Fig. 2 caption:

looks much the SED --> looks much like the SED  [or better: appears very similar to the SED]

 

sec. 3:

 

lines 160-162: This sentence should be rewritten - the double occurrence of "shows" and the "which shows" for apparently a plural noun is confusing

line 163: is commonly --> are commonly

line 164: has been --> have been

line 170: later --> latter

line 181: if the AGN-dominated if the AGN componet --> if the AGN component

line 213: dominates --> dominated

          AGN-dominated system -->AGN-dominated systems

lime 250: unobscured lines --> unobscured line

 

Fig. 4 caption:

symbols represents --> symbols represent

line 262: divided --> displayed (?)

lines 275 + 361: later --> latter

 

Fig. 6 caption: hard X-rays selected --> hard X-ray selected

 

sec. 3.3.2:

line 335: a somewhat shallower slopes --> somewhat shallower slopes

 

Fig. 7 caption + line 369: lumionosity --> luminosity

 

sec. 3.3.3:

lines 384-385: regions emission --> either: region emission ... or: regions' emission

lines 387: an found --> and found

 

sec. 4.1:

line 492: are be --> are

 

sec. 4.3: The first sentence is not a complete sentence. It does not say what was discussed.

 

sec. 5.1:

line 602: metallicty --> metallicity

line 617: ionizaton --> ionization

line 620: is study -- >is to study

line 635: transition require --> transition requires

 

sec. 5.3:

line 733: difficultly --> difficulty

 

sec. 6.2:

lines 842-843: see example --> see, for example,

line 847: diagnostics lines --> diagnostic lines

 

Fig. 18 caption: missing a closed parenthesis in the 5th line

 

sec. 7:

line 918: an

Author Response

Thank you for your feedback -- we have revised the paper as suggested specifically fixing a number of typos and adding abbreviation definitions as needed. We also added one more reference that came up after the original submission. 

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