2001A&A...375..791V


Query : 2001A&A...375..791V

2001A&A...375..791V - Astronomy and Astrophysics, volume 375, 791-796 (2001/9-1)

Are all radio galaxies genuine ellipticals?

VERON-CETTY M.-P. and VERON P.

Abstract (from CDS):

Classical double radio sources are believed to be powered by a strong relativistic jet due to the presence of a rapidly spinning black hole in the center of a giant E galaxy formed by the merging of two galaxies. If this is true, no radio source should have been found in spiral or S0 galaxies. A number of radio S0s have been reported, but most of them are probably misclassified Es. However, our own observations confirm that NGC612 is an S0 although it is associated with the FR II radio source PKS 0131-36. We conclude that S0s can be classical radio sources, but that such occurences are extremely rare.

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Journal keyword(s): galaxies: elliptical and lenticular, cD - galaxies: individual: NGC 612 - radio continuum: galaxies

Simbad objects: 32

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Number of rows : 32
N Identifier Otype ICRS (J2000)
RA
ICRS (J2000)
DEC
Mag U Mag B Mag V Mag R Mag I Sp type #ref
1850 - 2024
#notes
1 Z 479-45 rG 00 37 05.4904711536 +25 41 56.361743556   14.8       ~ 80 0
2 UGC 595 AGN 00 57 34.90446247 -01 23 27.5469897   14.07 15.10     ~ 254 1
3 NGC 383 rG 01 07 24.9647814840 +32 24 45.132586200   13.6 12.14     ~ 777 3
4 NGC 547 AGN 01 26 00.6208982520 -01 20 42.432452268   13.16 13.34     ~ 349 4
5 NGC 612 Sy2 01 33 57.751 -36 29 35.80   13.90 13.15 12.33   ~ 232 0
6 LEDA 131162 Sy1 02 59 26.6891053344 -39 40 37.673975136   16.29       ~ 36 1
7 ACO 428 ClG 03 15 58 -19 06.0           ~ 43 0
8 NGC 1316 BL? 03 22 41.789 -37 12 29.52 9.81 9.15 8.53 7.66   ~ 1387 1
9 2C 317 G 03 34 15.5780017080 -01 10 56.306052300     16     ~ 130 1
10 6dFGS gJ040244.6-180026 G 04 02 44.533 -18 00 27.43   16.76 17 15.70   ~ 10 0
11 LEDA 15023 Sy2 04 23 40.7641669176 +04 08 01.820745852   16.8       ~ 92 0
12 ESO 552-14 Sy2 04 51 20.605 -17 30 12.18   14.58   13.08   ~ 56 1
13 2MASX J05160313+2458254 AGN 05 16 03.133 +24 58 25.47   17       ~ 86 1
14 Z 147-20 Sy2 07 25 37.4 +29 57 15   15.60       ~ 92 2
15 CD-32 5613 WD* 08 41 32.4290850497 -32 56 32.915823461   12.07 11.85 12.3   DA5.5 300 0
16 4C 36.16 Rad 09 39 52.5 +35 54 13           ~ 271 0
17 3C 223.0 Sy2 09 39 52.7594046216 +35 53 58.922078496   19.51 18.60     ~ 270 1
18 7C 093818.10+395820.00 Sy2 09 41 24.0268234920 +39 44 41.809159068   16.36 16.4     ~ 189 2
19 LEDA 740618 Sy2 10 55 33.4026832680 -28 31 33.971827260   16.5       ~ 36 1
20 NGC 3665 rG 11 24 43.630 +38 45 46.05 13.71 13.26 11.62     ~ 344 1
21 3C 268.2 rG 12 00 58.8 +31 33 27   19       ~ 74 1
22 NGC 4789 GiG 12 54 19.0044627120 +27 04 05.008348776   13.12 12.10     ~ 133 2
23 NGC 5141 Sy2 13 24 51.44109717 +36 22 42.7725745   13.9       ~ 187 1
24 NAME Centaurus A Sy2 13 25 27.61521044 -43 01 08.8050291   8.18 6.84 6.66   ~ 4483 3
25 ESO 509-108 rG 13 47 12.1641137280 -24 22 22.583942508   14.23   12.89 12.82 ~ 39 0
26 3C 293.0 BLL 13 52 17.8719816576 +31 26 46.487381604   16.10 15.10     ~ 471 3
27 ICRF J141558.8+132023 Sy2 14 15 58.81751033 +13 20 23.7128587   21.055 20.000 18.461   ~ 437 1
28 NGC 5532 LIN 14 16 52.9532 +10 48 26.618   13.3 12.59     ~ 347 3
29 IC 1065 Sy2 14 49 21.5927137128 +63 16 13.799495280   17.30 16.39     ~ 366 1
30 NGC 5972 Sy2 15 38 54.1552716984 +17 01 34.346610984   14.60 14.27     ~ 49 1
31 NGC 6047 rG 16 05 08.9880545352 +17 43 47.574625512   15.4       ~ 115 1
32 NGC 7237 BiC 22 14 46.885 +13 50 27.13   15       ~ 96 1

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