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Seyfert galaxies are celestial objects that were first identified in 1943 by American astronomer Carl Seyfert. Although they appear as normal spiral galaxies, they harbor regions of quasar-like high surface brightness at their centers【1】. These galaxies constitute the most common and lowest-energy class of active galactic nuclei (AGN). Their defining characteristic is the presence of strong and highly ionized emission lines originating from their nuclei【2】. When observed in visible light, they r