Testing the AGN unified theory with XMM observations of PBC J2333.9-2343

The leading theory on the nature of AGNs holds that the different observed typesof AGNs are basically the same kind of source. Some observations reveal someobjects that do not follow this scheme. One such object is PBC J2333.92343which has three different classifications if observed in Radio (blazar), Xray(Type 1 AGN) or optical (Type 2 AGN) wavebands. The only way to unveil thenature of this peculiar source is through Xray observations complemented byquasi simultaneous optical and radio coverage. If this proposal will beaccepted, we will plan to ask time at the VLBA within February 1, 2015, andoptical at the San Pedro Martir telescope, in order to have almost simultaneouscoverage in the Xray, radio and optical wavebands. These data will be used to test and refine the unification model. truncated!, Please see actual data for full text [truncated!, Please see actual data for full text]