2005A&A...435..863M


Query : 2005A&A...435..863M

2005A&A...435..863M - Astronomy and Astrophysics, volume 435, 863-870 (2005/6-1)

Multi-frequency study of the B3VLA sample. IV. 74-MHz flux densities from VLA A-array data.

MACK K.-H., VIGOTTI M., GREGORINI L., KLEIN U., TSCHAGER W., SCHILIZZI R.T. and SNELLEN I.A.G.

Abstract (from CDS):

We present 74-MHz data of 365 B3VLA sources, which were obtained as a by-product of the observations of Tschager et al. (2003A&A...402..171T) who observed a large area of sky with the VLA in A-array. Apart from the lowest-frequency observations of B3VLA sources performed so far contributing to our on-going multi-frequency study of this survey, these A-array data also provide the first morphological information at this low frequency. The most intriguing result is the discovery of two new Giant Radio Galaxy candidates, B31232+397B at a redshift of 3.22 and B31419+419 at a redshift of 0.367. This means that B31232+397B would be the most distant GRG known to date. At the same time, these two objects are two new examples of sources with recurrent activity. Our results give a foretaste of the impact which extremely low-frequency radio continuum observations will have for the study of source evolution.

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Journal keyword(s): galaxies: active - radio continuum: galaxies - surveys - galaxies: evolution

VizieR on-line data: <Available at CDS (J/A+A/435/863): table3.dat table4.dat>

Simbad objects: 24

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Number of rows : 24
N Identifier Otype ICRS (J2000)
RA
ICRS (J2000)
DEC
Mag U Mag B Mag V Mag R Mag I Sp type #ref
1850 - 2023
#notes
1 3C 129 rG 04 49 09.064 +45 00 39.40   19       ~ 255 2
2 NVSS J092726+242634 Rad 09 27 26.9 +24 26 35           ~ 3 1
3 7C 093818.10+395820.00 Sy2 09 41 24.0268234920 +39 44 41.809159068   16.36 16.4     ~ 183 2
4 NVSS J095745+432648 rG 09 57 45.7 +43 26 50           ~ 10 1
5 4C 44.19 Rad 10 07 19.3 +44 25 08           ~ 15 1
6 7C 100725.89+414711.00 Sy1 10 10 27.5274498072 +41 32 39.053861232   16.72 16.67     ~ 183 1
7 4C 43.18 Rad 10 12 09.7 +43 13 04           ~ 9 1
8 4C 41.22 rG 10 15 58.2472436520 +40 46 47.312918652           ~ 28 1
9 7C 101423.30+394552.00 G 10 17 17.4159164400 +39 31 08.998102452   19.5       ~ 37 2
10 4C 39.31 rG 10 22 55.2 +39 08 49   22.7       ~ 44 1
11 4C 40.25 Bla 10 23 11.56566843 +39 48 15.3853581   17.5 17.5 17.18   ~ 146 1
12 4C 39.32 rG 10 28 44.2728990384 +38 44 36.859285032   18.4       ~ 47 1
13 NVSS J104206+421032 Rad 10 42 06.2105 +42 10 30.535           ~ 14 1
14 6C 104134+391644 G 10 44 26.32560 +39 00 48.3228           ~ 8 1
15 NVSS J122211+375912 Rad 12 22 11.37 +37 59 14.2           ~ 7 1
16 NVSS J122347+393245 rG 12 23 47.69064 +39 32 46.5216           ~ 6 1
17 NVSS J122912+391552 Rad 12 29 12.0 +39 15 52           ~ 6 1
18 4C 39.37 rG 12 35 04.6 +39 25 41   21.4       ~ 69 1
19 NVSS J140133+414216 Rad 14 01 33.7 +41 42 17           ~ 8 1
20 NVSS J141313+393059 Rad 14 13 12.7 +39 30 55           ~ 6 1
21 3C 299 rG 14 21 05.6960 +41 44 49.260   20.496 19.330 18.560   ~ 183 1
22 4C 38.39 rG 14 26 05.87 +37 48 58.1           ~ 28 1
23 NVSS J144917+374843 Rad 14 49 17.00 +37 48 42.2           ~ 6 1
24 NGC 7720 Sy1 23 38 29.38324020 +27 01 53.2580084   13.9 13.3     ~ 537 4

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