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1959MmRAS..68...37E viz 475 264 A survey of radio sources at a frequency of 159 Mc/s. EDGE D.O., SHAKESHAFT J.R., McADAM W.B., et al.
1960PASP...72..237H 109 137 Radio source measurements at 960 MC/S. HARRIS D.E. and ROBERTS J.A.
1962ApJS....7..141M 172 83 Brightness distribution in discrete radio sources. III. The structure of the sources. MALTBY P. and MOFFET A.T.
1962MmRAS..68..163B viz 240 452 The revised 3C catalogue of radio sources. BENNETT A.S.
1963MNRAS.125..261C 161 230 The radio frequency spectra of discrete radio sources. CONWAY R.G., KELLERMANN K.I. and LONG R.J.
1963MmRAS..68..163B 331 ~ The revised 3C catalogue of radio sources. BENNETT A.S.
1964AJ.....69..641M 60 62 A catalogue of linear polarization characteristics of radio sources in the wavelength range 10 to 21 cm. MORRIS D. and BERGE G.L.
1964ApJ...140..969K 241 162 The spectra of non-thermal radio sources. KELLERMANN K.I.
1965AJ.....70..384W 50 70 A search for optical objects associated with 50 radio sources. WYNDHAM J.D.
1965MNRAS.131..159C 159 26 Observations of radio sources at 612 and 1400 Mc/s. CONWAY R.G. and LONG R.J.
1966ApJ...144..459W 329 283 Optical identification of radio sources in the 3C revised catalogue. WYNDHAM J.D.
1966ApJ...144..861V 134 83 Optical positions for radio sources in the 3C revised catalogue. VERON P.
1966ApJ...145...21C 194 62 Radio-source fringe visibilities with an interferometer of 21500-wavelength base line. CLARK B.G. and HOGG D.E.
1966ApJS...13...65P viz 736 224 Positions and flux densities of radio sources. PAULINY-TOTH I.I.K., WADE C.M. and HEESCHEN D.S.
1968AJ.....73..135G 627 132 Survey of radio sources observed in the continuum near 1420 MHz, declinations -5 to +70. GALT J.A. and KENNEDY J.E.D.
1968AJ.....73..298K 640 89 Measurements of the flux density of discrete radio sources at centimeter wawelengths. I. Observations at 2695 MHz. (11.3cm). KELLERMANN K.I., PAULINY-TOTH I.I.K. and TYLER W.C.
1968AJ.....73..717B 139 70 Observations of radio sources at 10.03 MHz. BRIDLE A.H. and PURTON C.R.
1968AJ.....73..953P 507 86 Measurements of the flux density and spectra of discrete sources at centimeter wavelengths. II. The observations at 5 GHz (6cm). PAULINY-TOTH I.I.K. and KELLERMANN K.I.
1968ApJS...15..203F 535 123 The east-west structure of radio sources at 1425 MHz. FOMALONT E.B.
1968ApJS...16..373B 233 66 Brightness distributions of radio sources at 2695 MHz. BASH F.N.
1968MNRAS.138..259M 84 356 Observations of the structure of radio sources in the 3C catalogue -I. MacDONALD G.H., KENDERDINE S. and NEVILLE A.C.
1969AJ.....74..366R viz 210 54 Spectral flux densities of radio sources at 22.25 MHz. I. ROGER R.S., COSTAIN C.H. and LACEY J.D.
1969AJ.....74..827D 146 22 Flux densities of radio sources at a wavelength of 2.8 cm. DOHERTY L.H., MacLEOD J.M. and PURTON C.R.
1969ApJ...156..815B 157 32 Polarization of discrete sources at 21.2-cm wavelength, and galactic depolarization. BOLOGNA J.M., McCLAIN E.F. and SLOANAKER R.M.
1969ApJ...157....1K 315 764 The spectra of radio sources in the revised 3C catalogue. KELLERMANN K.I., PAULINY-TOTH I.I.K. and WILLIAMS P.J.S.
1969MNRAS.145..181C 562 58 A pencil-beam survey of radio sources at 178 MHz. CASWELL J.L. and CROWTHER J.H.
1969MNRAS.146..265W 573 46 Extension of the radio source luminosity function. I. Observations. WINDRAM M.D. and KENDERDINE S.
1971A&A....11..171W 322 35 A statistically complete sample of radio-sources at 1400 MHz. WITZEL A., VERON P. and VERON M.P.
1971ApJS...23..323H 98 194 An absorption-line study of the galactic neutral hydrogen at 21 centimeters wavelength. HUGHES M.P., THOMPSON A.R. and COLVIN R.S.
1972AJ.....77..405B viz 574 259 Flux densities, positions, and structures for a complete sample of intense radio sources at 1400 MHz. BRIDLE A.H., DAVIS M.M. and FOMALONT E.B.
1972MNRAS.160..305W 44 61 Observations of radio sources with an interferometer of 24-KM baseline -III. The angular structure at 408 and 1423 MHz of 44 relatively intense radio sources. WILKINSON P.N.
1973AJ.....78..828K 501 88 Measurements of the flux density and spectra of discrete radio sources at centimeter wavelengths. IV. The observations at 10.7 GHz (2.8 cm). KELLERMANN K.I. and PAULINY-TOTH I.I.K.
1973AJ.....78.1030R 227 162 The low-frequency spectra of nonthermal radio sources. ROGER R.S., BRIDLE A.H. and COSTAIN C.H.
1974A&A....34..341H 79 120 Observations of the structure and polarization of intense extragalactic radio sources at 1415 MHz. HOGOM J.A. and CARLSSON I.
1975A&A....44..151F 71 313 Neutral hydrogen observations of DDO dwarf. FISHER J.R. and TULLY R.B.
1976AJ.....81.1084G 213 28 Measurements of the flux densities and spectra of discrete radio sources at centimeter wavelengths. The observations at 14.9 GHz (2 cm). GENZEL R., PAULINY-TOTH I.I.K., PREUSS E., et al.
1976ApJ...206L..79S 4 1 20 PKS 0116+082 and 3C 330: two distant cluster radio galaxies. SPINRAD H., LIEBERT J., SMITH H.E., et al.
1976MNRAS.177..137S 94 11 Observations of fine structure in very weak radio sources. SPEED B.
1977A&AS...30..131V 227 20 A study of the revised 3C catalogue. I. Confusion and resolution. VERON P.
1977AJ.....82...21B 456 21 Variability of extragalactic sources at 2.7 GHz II. Flux densities of 550 sources and further evidence for variations. BRIDLE A.H., KESTEVEN M.J.L. and BRANDIE G.W.
1977ApJ...216L..87S 5 12 Spectroscopy and photometry of the distant radio galaxy 3C 343.1. SPINRAD H., WESTPHAL J., KRISTIAN J., et al.
1977MmRAS..84...61J viz 107 294 Observations of 104 extragalactic radio sources with the Cambridge 5-km telescope at 5 GHz. JENKINS C.J., POOLEY G.G. and RILEY J.M.
1978AJ.....83..451P 489 164 The 5-GHz strong source surveys. IV. Survey of the area between declination 35 and 70deg and summary of source counts, spectra and optical identifications. PAULINY-TOTH I.I.K., WITZEL A., PREUSS E., et al.
1979ApJ...228...43D 8 20 Polarization and total intensity maps of extragalactic radio sources at 3.7 and 11 centimeters. DE YOUNG D.S., HOGG D.E. and WILKES C.T.
1980MNRAS.190..903L 1 47 238 The relation between radio luminosity and spectrum for extended extragalactic radio sources. LAING R.A. and PEACOCK J.A.
1981ApJ...244..382S 1 5 27 Spectroscopy and photometry of 3C 427.1 and 3C 13: distant radio galaxies with z>1.0. SPINRAD H., STAUFFER J. and BUTCHER H.
1981ApJ...245L..59L 32 43 Evolution of high-redshift galaxies. LEBOFSKY M.J.
1981ApJ...248...61P 51 99 The milli-arcsecond structure of a complete sample of radio sources. I. VLBI maps of seven sources. PEARSON T.J. and READHEAD A.C.S.
1981ApJS...45...97S viz 420 305 The Faraday rotation measures of extragalactic radio sources. SIMARD-NORMANDIN M., KRONBERG P.P. and BUTTON S.
1981MNRAS.194..331P 179 110 Bright extragalactic radio sources at 2.7 GHz - I. The northern hemisphere catalogue. PEACOCK J.A. and WALL J.V.
1981MNRAS.195..261L 40 162 Multifrequency observations of 40 powerful extragalactic sources with the 5-km telescope. LAONG R.A.
1982ApJ...262....1H 57 58 Evolution of the cluster X-ray luminosity function slope. HENRY J.P., SOLTAN A., BRIEL U., et al.
1983ApJ...265..681C 22 28 Optical emission in the radio lobes of radio galaxies. II. New observations of 21 radio lobes. CRANE P., TYSON J.A. and SASLAW W.C.
1983ApJS...52..293W 120 54 A catalog of high accuracy polarization measurements. WEILER K.W. and DE PATER I.
1983MNRAS.204..151L viz 190 852 Bright radio sources at 178 MHz: flux densities, optical identifications and the cosmological evolution of powerful radio galaxies. LAING R.A., RILEY J.M. and LONGAIR M.S.
1983PASP...95..842S 285 74 10.8-GHz flux density variations among a complete sample of sources from the NRAO-Bonn S4 survey. SEIELSTAD G.A., PEARSON T.J. and READHEAD A.C.S.
1984MNRAS.210..611A 206 26 Variations of the linear sizes of extragalactic radio sources with radio luminosity and redshift. ALLINGTON-SMITH J.R.
1984Ap&SS.100..227V 30 9 Circular polarization and the structure of compact extragalactic radio sources. VALTAOJA E.
1984IAUS..110...15P 65 48 VLBI survey of a complete sample of active nuclei and quasars. PEARSON T.J. and READHEAD A.C.S.
1985MNRAS.216..173W viz 224 312 Bright extragalactic radio sources at 2.7 GHz- III. The all-sky catalogue. WALL J.V. and PEACOCK J.A.
1985PASP...97..932S viz 301 455 A third update of the status of the 3 CR sources: further new redshifts and new identifications of distant galaxies. SPINRAD H., DJORGOVSKI S., MARR J., et al.
1985Afz....23...47A 121 1 On the relative orientations of magnetic fields and major axes of radiogalaxies. ANDREASSIAN R.R.
1986A&AS...65..485R viz 407 21 Spectral flux densities of radio sources at 22 MHz. ROGER R.S., COSTAIN C.H. and STEWART D.I.
1986QJRAS..27..413T 2 8 80 MERLIN. THOMASSON P.
1987AJ.....94.1493H 1 32 180 Rapid variability of extragalactic radio sources. HEESCHEN D.S., KRICHBAUM T., SCHALINSKI C.J., et al.
1987ApJ...316...70E 89 42 Color evolution in high-redshift galaxies. EISENHARDT P.R.M. and LEBOFSKY M.J.
1987AISAO..25...84T 73 6 Multifrequency radio observations of supernova remnants in the rangebetween l=85 and l=135. TRUSHKIN S.A., VITKOVSKIJ V.V. and NIZHELSKIJ N.A.
1988A&A...199...73G 191 166 Radio nuclei in elliptical galaxies. GIOVANNINI G., FERETTI L., GREGORINI L., et al.
1988AJ.....95...26G 133 152 IRAS observations of radio galaxies. GOLOMBEK D., MILEY G.K. and NEUGEBAUER G.
1988ApJ...328..114P 1 65 378 The milliarcsecond structure of a complete sample of radio sources. II. First-epoch maps at 5 GHz. PEARSON T.J. and READHEAD A.C.S.
1988MNRAS.233...87S 462 50 Cosmic evolution of the physical sizes of extragalactic radio sources and their luminosity-size correlation. SINGAL A.K.
1988Ap&SS.141..303B 677 71 Catalogue of unambiguous (Faraday-thin, one-component, spectrum-selected) rotation measures for galaxies and quasars. BROTEN N.W., MacLEOD J.M. and VALLEE J.P.
1989ApJ...336..606B 5 50 1009 Is every quasar beamed ? BARTHEL P.D.
1989MNRAS.239..401L 2 19 207 151-MHz and 1.5-GHz observations of bridges in powerful extragalactic radio sources. LEAHY J.P., MUXLOW T.W.B. and STEPHENS P.W.
1990MNRAS.244..233R viz 24 93 A deep 38-MHz radio survey of the area delta >+60. REES N.
1991ApJ...367....1H 2 37 334 A change in the cluster environments of radio galaxies with cosmic epoch HILL G.J. and LILLY S.J.
1991ApJ...370..455S 87 60 The surface brightness test for the expansion of the universe. III. Reduction of data for the several brightest galaxies in clusters to standard conditions and a first indication that the expansion is real. SANDAGE A. and PERELMUTER J.-M.
1991ApJ...371..478M 204 182 Correlated radio and optical asymmetries in powerful radio sources. McCARTHY P.J., VAN BREUGEL W. and KAPAHI V.K.
1991ApJ...375...46I 64 113 Optical polarization of a complete sample of radio sources. IMPEY C.D., LAWRENCE C.R. and TAPIA S.
1991ApJ...377...36O 95 5 Radio source orientation and the angular diameter-redshift relation. ONUORA L.I.
1991ApJS...75..297H viz 947 131 An optical catalog of extragalactic emission-line objects similar to quasi-stellar objects. HEWITT A. and BURBIDGE G.
1992ApJ...391...39H 117 62 The infrared properties of quasars and radio galaxies: testing the unification schemes. HECKMAN T.M., CHAMBERS K.C. and POSTMAN M.
1992ApJ...399...16A 61 97 Pearson-readhead survey sources : properties of the centimeter-wavelength flux and polarization of a complete radio sample. ALLER M.F., ALLER H.D. and HUGHES P.A.
1992ApJS...81...83H viz 259 69 A compendium of radio spectra and luminosities for three complete samples of radio sources. HERBIG T. and READHEAD A.C.S.
1993AJ....105.1690F 1 14 63 Very large array imaging of five Fanaroff-Riley II 3CR radio galaxies. FERNINI I., BURNS J.O., BRIDLE A.H., et al.
1993ApJ...413..453N viz 541 81 On the redshift-apparent size diagram of double radio sources. NILSSON K., VALTONEN M.J., KOTILAINEN J., et al.
1993MNRAS.263..707L 147 31 A complete sample of sources in the North Ecliptic Cap ,selected at 38 MHz. II. CCD observations and their implications. LACY M., HILL G.J., KAISER M.-E., et al.
1993MNRAS.264..421C 42 107 Optical polarization in distant radio galaxies. CIMATTI A., DI SEREGO ALIGHIERI S., FOSBURY R.A.E., et al.
1993Natur.362..324H 50 17 A young source of optical emission from distant radio galaxies. HAMMER F., LE FEVRE O. and ANGONIN M.C.
1994A&AS..103..349S viz 272 56 An update of the optical identification status of the S4 radio source catalogue STICKEL M. and KUEHR H.
1994A&AS..105..211S viz 527 137 The optical identification status of the 1 Jy radio source catalogue. STICKEL M., MEISENHEIMER K. and KUEHR H.
1994MNRAS.270..897S 122 35 On the evidence against the unified scheme for radio galaxies and quasars. SAIKIA D.J. and KULKARNI V.K.
1994AcApS..14..290N 66 0 A hint to possible anisotropy in radio universe. NAN R.-D. and CAI Z.-D.
1994BAAS...26.1340M 5 ~ Optical spectroscopy of candidate radio hot spots. MARTINI P. and KEEL W.C.
1994SciAm.271d..29P 4 0 The evolution of the universe. PEEBLES P.J.E., SCHRAMM D.N., TURNER E.L., et al.
1995A&A...303....8H 126 67 The far infrared properties of 3CR quasars and radio galaxies. HES R., BARTHEL P.D. and HOEKSTRA H.
1995A&AS..110..419V viz 2780 24 The 7C survey of radio sources at 151 MHz - a 418-square-degree region centred at RA 17h, Dec. 65deg. VISSER A.E., RILEY J.M., ROETTGERING H.J.A., et al.
1995AJ....109.2305K 10 10 Optical spectroscopy of candidate hot spots in radio galaxies and quasars. KEEL W.C. and MARTINI P.
1995ApJ...447L...5M 76 T                   7 155
1608+656 : a quadruple-lens system found in the CLASS gravitational lens survey. 		MYERS S.T., FASSNACHT C.D., DJORGOVSKI S.G., et al.
1995ApJ...447L...9S 71 T                   8 16 Radio observations of the quadruple lens
1608+656. 		SNELLEN I.A.G., DE BRUYN A.G., SCHILIZZI R.T., et al.
1995ApJ...448..521Z viz 14       D               1 475 192 On the FR I / FR II dichotomy in powerful radio sources : analysis of their emission-line and radio luminosities. ZIRBEL E.L. and BAUM S.A.
1995ApJ...454..580D 16 37 Powerful extended radio sources as tools to estimate ambient gas densities, jet luminosities, and other key physical parameters. DALY R.A.
1995ApJS...99...27M 172 118 Emission-line imaging of 3CR radio galaxies. I. Imaging data. McCARTHY P.J., SPINRAD H. and VAN BREUGEL W.
1995MNRAS.273..827C 27 42 ROSAT observations of 3CR radio galaxies. CRAWFORD C.S. and FABIAN A.C.
1995MNRAS.274..447H viz 1 10 47 A revised machine-readable source list for the Rees 38-MHz survey. HALES S.E.G., WALDRAM E.M., REES N., et al.
1995MNRAS.275..976M 96 8 Intrinsic radio spectra and structural asymmetry of powerful radio galaxies. MANGALAM A.V. and GOPAL-KRISHNA
1995MNRAS.275.1171B 96 51 Radio sources asymmetries and unified schemes. BEST P.N., BAILER D.M., LONGAIR M.S., et al.
1996ApJ...467..145W 123 11 Classical double radio galaxies and their gaseous environments. WAN LIN and DALY R.A.
1996ApJS..106..281M 31 72 Emission-line properties of 3CR radio galaxies. II. Velocity fields in the extended emission lines. McCARTHY P.J., BAUM S.A. and SPINRAD H.
1996ApJS..107..541L 68 153 Optical spectra of a complete sample of radio sources. I. The spectra. LAWRENCE C.R., ZUCKER J.R., READHEAD A.C.S., et al.
1996MNRAS.282..421P 54 26 ROSAT observations of 3C radio-loud sources. PRIETO A.M.
1996MNRAS.282.1483C 23 56 ROSAT observations of distant 3CR radio galaxies. II. CRAWFORD C.S. and FABIAN A.C.
1997AJ....114.2292F 29 46 VLA imaging of Fanaroff-Riley II 3CR radio galaxies. II. Eight new images and comparisons with 3CR quasars. FERNINI I., BURNS J.O. and PERLEY R.A.
1997ApJ...480...79W 18 26 Radio bridge structure and its application to estimate the Mach number and ambient gas temperature of powerful sources. WELLMAN G.F., DALY R.A. and WAN L.
1997ApJ...480...96W 27 36 The gaseous environments of powerful extended radio sources. WELLMAN G.F., DALY R.A. and WAN L.
1997ApJS..112..415M 76 40 Hubble space telescope snapshot survey of 3CR radio source counterparts. II. Radio galaxies with z > 0.5. McCARTHY P.J., MILEY G.K., DE KOFF S., et al.
1997MNRAS.286..241J 287 135 [O III] 500.7 spectroscopy of 3C galaxies and quasars at redshift z > 1. JACKSON N. and RAWLINGS S.
1998A&AS..127..117P viz 2385 30 A catalogue of spatially resolved kinematics of galaxies: Bibliography. PRUGNIEL P., ZASOV A., BUSARELLO G., et al.
1998A&AS..132...31N viz 613 24 Kinematical models of double radio sources and the unified scheme. II. The database. NILSSON K.
1998ApJ...493..536G 14 29 Central engines of active galactic nuclei: properties of collimated outflows and applications for cosmology. GUERRA E.J. and DALY R.A.
1999ApJ...526...60S 1 44 203 An X-ray spectral survey of radio-loud active galactic nuclei with ASCA. SAMBRUNA R.M., ERACLEOUS M. and MUSHOTZKY R.F.
1999MNRAS.308.1096L 158 44 Optical spectroscopy of two overlapping, flux-density-limited samples of radio sources in the North Ecliptic Cap, selected at 38 and 151 MHz. LACY M., RAWLINGS S., HILL G.J., et al.
1999MNRAS.309..969H 91 128 ROSAT X-ray observations of 3CRR radio sources. HARDCASTLE M.J. and WORRALL D.M.
2000A&A...358..499F 38 42 ISO observations of a sample of Compact Steep Spectrum and GHz Peaked Spectrum radio galaxies. FANTI C., POZZI F., FANTI R., et al.
2000AJ....119.2634B 61 31 Emission-line properties of 3CR radio galaxies. III. Origins and implications of the velocity fields. BAUM S.A. and McCARTHY P.J.
2000ApJ...544..671W 23 27 Empirical determinations of key physical parameters related to classical double radio sources. WAN L., DALY R.A. and GUERRA E.J.
2000MNRAS.311..397J 82 33 Collimation of extragalactic radio jets in compact steep-spectrum and larger sources. JEYAKUMAR S. and SAIKIA D.J.
2000MNRAS.317..120R 21 26 Optical/ultraviolet morphology and alignment of low-redshift radio galaxies. ROCHE N. and EALES S.A.
2000MNRAS.319..562H 66 64 The environments of FRII radio sources. HARDCASTLE M.J. and WORRALL D.M.
2001A&A...379L..21V 19 12 Broad-line radio galaxies: Old and feeble? VAN BEMMEL I. and BARTHEL P.
2001AJ....122...83F 26 11 Fanaroff-Riley II radio galaxies and quasars: the depolarization test. FERNINI I.
2001AJ....122.2874H 80 13 A study of 3CR radio galaxies from z=0.15 to z=0.65. I. Evidence for an evolutionary relationship between quasars and radio galaxies. HARVANEK M., ELLINGSON E., STOCKE J.T., et al.
2001ApJS..133....1U viz 1480 79 The ASCA medium sensitivity survey (the GIS catalog project): source catalog. UEDA Y., ISHISAKI Y., TAKAHASHI T., et al.
2001MNRAS.321...37S 65 43 Compact steep-spectrum sources from the S4 sample. SAIKIA D.J., JEYAKUMAR S., SALTER C.J., et al.
2001MNRAS.323..965S 13 33 The evidence for jet-cloud interactions in a sample of high-redshift radio galaxies. SOLORZANO-INARREA C., TADHUNTER C.N. and AXON D.J.
2002AJ....123..132F 18 6 8.4 GHz high-resolution observations of five Fanaroff-Riley II 3CR radio sources with 0.3< it <2.0. FERNINI I.
2002AJ....124.1239H 85 13 A study of 3CR radio galaxies from z=0.15 to z=0.65. II. Evidence for an evolving radio structure. HARVANEK M. and STOCKE J.T.
2002ApJ...581..948H 41   K                 10 147 Magnetic field strengths in the hot spots and lobes of three powerful Fanaroff-Riley type II radio sources. HARDCASTLE M.J., BIRKINSHAW M., CAMERON R.A., et al.
2002MNRAS.331..673S 13 19 Shocks, illumination cones and intrinsic gas structures in the extreme radio galaxy 3C265. SOLORZANO-INARREA C., TADHUNTER C.N. and BLAND-HAWTHORN J.
2002RMxAC..13..208S 5 0 Evidence for jet-cloud interactions in high-redshift radio galaxies. SOLORZANO-INARREA C., TADHUNTER C.N. and AXON D.J.
2003A&A...412...35B 11 5 167 An alternative to the cosmological ``concordance model''. BLANCHARD A., DOUSPIS M., ROWAN-ROBINSON M., et al.
2003AJ....125.2769S 14 40 Qualitative theory for lensed QSOs. SAHA P. and WILLIAMS L.L.R.
2003ApJ...586...33A 66 86 Pearson-Readhead survey sources. II. The long-term centimeter-band total flux and linear polarization properties of a complete radio sample. ALLER M.F., ALLER H.D. and HUGHES P.A.
2003ApJ...589L...5G 2 11 74 Relativistic and slowing down: the flow in the hot spots of powerful radio galaxies and quasars. GEORGANOPOULOS M. and KAZANAS D.
2003ApJ...591..695K 64 23 The cross-wavelet transform and analysis of quasi-periodic behavior in the Pearson-Readhead VLBI survey sources. KELLY B.C., HUGHES P.A., ALLER H.D., et al.
2003ApJ...597....9D 98 209 A model-independent determination of the expansion and acceleration rates of the universe as a function of redshift and constraints on dark energy. DALY R.A. and DJORGOVSKI S.G.
2003ApJ...599L..13F 27 11 Hot dust in radio-loud active galactic nuclei. FREUDLING W., SIEBENMORGEN R. and HAAS M.
2003ApJ...599...70K 3 13 133 The Hubble constant from the gravitational lens B1608+656. KOOPMANS L.V.E., TREU T., FASSNACHT C.D., et al.
2003NewAR..47..649H 11 4 Physical conditions in hotspots - what the new data are telling us. HARDCASTLE M.J.
2003NewAR..47..653G 9 1 Relativistic flows at the hotspots of radio galaxies and quasars? GEORGANOPOULOS M. and KAZANAS D.
2004A&A...414..425S 9 9 Time-delay quasars: Scales and orders of magnitudes. SAHA P.
2004A&A...421..129S 93 67 ISOCAM survey and dust models of 3CR radio galaxies and quasars. SIEBENMORGEN R., FREUDLING W., KRUEGEL E., et al.
2004A&A...424..531H 76 59 The ISOPHOT-MAMBO survey of 3CR radio sources: Further evidence for the unified schemes. HAAS M., MUELLER S.A.H., BERTOLDI F., et al.
2004A&A...428..401V         O           31 10 The nuclear radio-optical properties of intermediate-redshift. FR II radio galaxies and quasars. VARANO S., CHIABERGE M., MACCHETTO F.D., et al.
2004AJ....127.2604S 2 7 58 A portable modeler of lensed quasars. SAHA P. and WILLIAMS L.L.R.
2004AJ....128.2631W 1 8 26 Models of the giant quadruple quasar SDSS J1004+4112. WILLIAMS L.L.R. and SAHA P.
2004ApJ...600...70R 12 3 The aligned z∼1 radio galaxy 3C 280. RIDGWAY S.E., STOCKTON A. and LACY M.
2004ApJ...601..142C 144 14 Stacking searches for gamma-ray emission above 100 MeV from radio and Seyfert galaxies. CILLIS A.N., HARTMAN R.C. and BERTSCH D.L.
2004ApJ...601..778T 15 27 Synthetic observations of simulated radio galaxies. I. Radio and X-ray analysis. TREGILLIS I.L., JONES T.W. and RYU D.
2004ApJ...612..652D viz 206 145 Direct determination of the kinematics of the universe and properties of the dark energy as functions of redshift. DALY R.A. and DJORGOVSKI S.G.
2004ApJ...612..729H 1 37 151 The origins of X-ray emission from the hot spots of FR II radio sources. HARDCASTLE M.J., HARRIS D.E., WORRALL D.M., et al.
2004MNRAS.351..347M 50 99 A sample of radio galaxies spanning three decades in radio luminosity - I. The host galaxy properties and black hole masses. McLURE R.J., WILLOTT C.J., JARVIS M.J., et al.
2004MNRAS.351..845G 31 30 High-resolution observations of a complete sample of 27 FR II radio galaxies and quasars with 0.3 < z < 0.6. GILBERT G.M., RILEY J.M., HARDCASTLE M.J., et al.
2004AcA....54..249M 74 15 Giant radio sources in view of the dynamical evolution of FRII-type population. I. The observational data and basic physical parameters of sources derived from the analytical model. MACHALSKI J., CHYZY K.T. and JAMROZY M.
2005ApJ...622..797K 1 46 194 X-ray emission properties of large-scale jets, hot spots, and lobes in active galactic nuclei. KATAOKA J. and STAWARZ L.
2005ApJ...625..633D viz 23 13 Chandra observations of the gravitational lenses B1600+434 and B1608+656. DAI X. and KOCHANEK C.S.
2005ApJ...626..733C 2 42 272 An X-ray study of magnetic field strengths and particle content in the lobes of FR II radio sources. CROSTON J.H., HARDCASTLE M.J., HARRIS D.E., et al.
2005ApJ...634..169D 40 115 Unveiling a population of AGNs not detected in X-rays. DONLEY J.L., RIEKE G.H., RIGBY J.R., et al.
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