2022MNRAS.510.3222S

Understanding the radiative and physical structures of inner region of a few 100 pc of active galactic nucleus (AGNs) is important to constrain the causes of their activities. Although the X-ray emission from the Comptonization region/corona and the accretion disc regulates the broad-line emission regions and torus structures, the exact mutual dependency is not understood well. We performed correlation studies for X-ray, mid-infrared, and different components of Balmer emission lines for the selected sample of AGNs. Almost 10 different parameters and their interdependencies were explored in order to understand the underlying astrophysics. We found that the X-ray luminosity has a linear dependency on the various components of broad Balmer emission lines (e.g. L_2-10 keV_ ∝L^0.78_Hβ^B_) and found a strong dependency on the optical continuum luminosity (L_2-10 keV_ ∝L^0.86_5100 Å_). For a selected sample, we also observed a linear dependency between X-ray and mid-infrared luminosity (L_2-10 keV_∝L^0.74_6µm_). A break point was observed in our correlation studies for X-ray power-law index, Γ, and mass of black hole at ∼ log (M/M_☉) = 8.95. Similarly, the relations between Γ and full width at half-maximum (FWHM) of H α and H β broad components show breaks at FWHM_H α_ = 7642 ± 657 km s^–1 and FWHM_H β_ = 7336 ± 650 km s^–1. However, more data are required to confine the breaks locations exactly. We noted that Γ and Eddington ratios are negatively correlated to Balmer decrements in our selected sample. We analysed and discussed about the implications of new findings in terms of interaction AGN structures.