The prediction of the continuous spectrum of shiny kvadrers from sDSS with Z ~ 3 in Alpha Bin Laden

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Abstract

Quasars4 are some radio sources which are similar to stars these are
classified as Active Galactic Nuclei5. In the spectrum of distant QSOs and in a region with
wavelengths shorter than Lya emission radiation, many absorption lines are being seen
which relate to neutral
hydrogen in the intergalactic medium. These absorption lines are
numerous and belong to the hydrogen Lya transition, called Lya forest. Spectral payments of 21
luminosities QSOs from the SDSS at z~3, mg< 18 and S/N> 20 applied until determined QSOs continua
in the Lya Forest .In this article meantime of determining this QSOs continua by applied method PCA
and measured the amount of absorption, known as the flux decrement, DA, in the Lyman-a forest and
compared the results.

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