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   PR # 42119
   Narrow line Seyfert 1 galaxies (NLS1s) have become an important class
   of AGN with the discovery that they are more variable and have
   steeper soft X-ray spectra than other AGN (Boller et al., 1995). It
   is possible that this correlation is an effect of geometry or viewing
   angle but there may be a physical difference between the broad- and
   narrow-lined AGN as might happen if NLS1s have smaller central black
   hole masses. We propose two short observations of the NLS1 1H0419-577
   to be coordinated with (approved) ROSAT HRI and (to be proposed) EUVE
   observations in order to obtain two single-epoch spectra from 0.1 to
   10 keV. This NLS1 was found in both the EUVE and HEAO-A all sky
   surveys; thus both soft and hard X-ray components will be measured in
   this campaign and monitored for variability.
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