
This repository contains the supplementary material associated with our work on the spectral classification of quasar-type blazars (BZQ). It includes: Broadband radio spectra (TXT and FITS): Complete sets of flux-density measurements with associated uncertainties, compiled from the CATS catalog (Verkhodanov et al. 1997) and the SED Builder tool (Stratta et al. 2011). Atlas of radio spectra (PDF): Collection of figures showing the fitted spectra and classifications for the 610 sources in our sample. Table 1 (TXT): Spectral index values (α) and uncertainties derived from 1.4–10 GHz rest-frame power-law fits, along with the classification following Park et al. (2013), the revised classification proposed in this work, and the full-spectrum morphological classification (e.g., power-law, peaked, retriggered-peaked, inverted-peaked, unclassified). These machine-readable tables and the spectral atlas provide the full dataset underlying our analysis and are intended to facilitate reproducibility and further studies on the radio spectral properties of blazars.
Optical variability, Active galactic nuclei, Flat-spectrum radio quasars, Radio morphology, Spectral Index, Optical light curves, FSRQ, Radio Variability, Radio-loud AGN, Active Galactic Nuclei, Blazar, Flat-Spectrum Radio Quasar, Quasar-type blazars, Multi-wavelength analysis, BZQ, Radio spectral classification, Radio Spectra, Radio spectral index, Relativistic jets, AGN, Blazars
Optical variability, Active galactic nuclei, Flat-spectrum radio quasars, Radio morphology, Spectral Index, Optical light curves, FSRQ, Radio Variability, Radio-loud AGN, Active Galactic Nuclei, Blazar, Flat-Spectrum Radio Quasar, Quasar-type blazars, Multi-wavelength analysis, BZQ, Radio spectral classification, Radio Spectra, Radio spectral index, Relativistic jets, AGN, Blazars
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