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Logarithm of bolometric luminosity as a function of the logarithm of BH mass. For the SOFI z ∼ 2 targets (This work, blue data points), the Lbol are estimated from Hα, while the MBH are estimated using Eq. (6) of Woo et al. (2015) which uses the dispersion (σ) and Hα luminosity as inputs. The typical error of log Lbol is shown as the blue vertical error bar on the lower right of the panel. For comparison, we show the sample of z = 1.5–2.5 with Lbol < 47 as orange points (Suh et al. 2020) and high-luminosity quasars from the WISSH survey as green points (Bischetti et al. 2021). The grey dashed lines pertain to the loci of the same Eddington ratio: λEdd = 0.01, 0.1, 1, and 10. For the WISSH quasars, we assume a BH mass uncertainty of ∼0.47 dex following the prescription for the 1σ relative uncertainty of single-epoch BH mass estimates from Vestergaard & Peterson (2006). However, we do not include the systematic uncertainties for the absolute calibration of RM masses.

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