AGN wind scaling relations and the co-evolution of black holes and galaxies
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R. Maiolino | F. Shankar | M. Brusa | A. Marconi | A. Bongiorno | F. Fiore | N. Menci | S. Carniani | V. Mainieri | L. Zappacosta | C. Feruglio | E. Piconcelli | A. Lamastra | C. Cicone | G. Vietri | F. Duras | M. Bischetti
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