Titlebook: Extragalactic Radio Sources; David S. Heeschen,Campbell M. Wade Book 1982 International Astronomical Union 1982 BL Lac object.Galaxy.Quasa

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書目名稱Extragalactic Radio Sources影響因子(影響力)




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書目名稱Extragalactic Radio Sources網(wǎng)絡(luò)公開(kāi)度




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Evolutionary Tracks of Extended Radio Sources,ution of sources in the radio luminosity, P, overall physical size, D, diagram. This is the radioastronomer’s H-R diagram, an analogy which two lines of algebra shows is exact. Fig. 1 is the P-D diagram for the 3CR 166 source sample of Jenkins et al. (1977) with later additions. Most of the sources

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Rotating Gas and the Shapes of Radio Sources,r-scale properties of the galaxy in which it lives. Very large sources are found in elliptical rather than spiral galaxies, and big galaxies have stronger radio sources than small ones. The narrow jets mapped in weaker radio galaxies do not expand with a constant opening angle, but become better foc

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A Possible Evolutionary Feature in the Spectra of Radio Galaxies,x and redshift in the sense that the spectra of identified radio galaxies steepen with increasing redshift; this behaviour is consistent with an effect first reported by Kellermann et al. (1969) that the average spectral index of identified radio galaxies is lower than that of sources in empty optic

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,Nuclear Ejection — One Side at a Time,n. The most likely explanation for the observed asymmetries is that ejection from the active nucleus occurs in only one direction at a time. This direction then switches back and forth to form the large scale double structures. Implications of this picture for the nuclear engine and the radio source