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Illustration of the PSD for two different rest-frame wavelengths (2700 and 5200 Å), for a fixed black hole mass and Eddington ratio. It shows that longer rest-frame wavelengths correspond to lower normalization in the power spectrum. The break frequency (fb) varies inversely with λRF and predicts that the bending will occur at higher frequencies for bluer wavelengths. The predicted values of fb for 2700 and 5200 Å are shown with a blue and red star, respectively. However, the observed variance trends present a steeper decrease at 5200 Å than predicted, as is depicted by the dashed line in the figure, suggesting that the high-frequency slope of the PSD is wavelength-dependent.
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