A model of quasi-stellar radio sources.
Theoretical model for quasars characterizes them as galactic flares, based on study of high energy phenomena associated with solar flares
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Theoretical model for quasars characterizes them as galactic flares, based on study of high energy phenomena associated with solar flares
Spectral energy distributions of various quasi- stellar radio sources, using photoelectric spectrum scanner
Coherent radio emission mechanism in quasars and remains of supernovae
Quasi-stellar objects analyzed stressing theory of local versus cosmological phenomenon
Models that treat events associated with quasi-stellar objects as plasma phenomena
Red shifts and blue shifts relative frequency distribution for QSO
Inverse Compton effect in models of quasi-stellar objects demonstrated to be independent of magnetic field
Correlation between position and red shift of quasars indicating anisotropic universe or galactic origin of quasars
Quasi-stellar object red shift correlation with radio magnitude
Radio telescope-spectrophotometric scanner investigation of continuous energy distribution of four quasars
Spectrophotometric data correlations between color and red shifts of quasars
Quark radio wave line detection from quasars in galaxies with history of high intensity cosmic rays
Red shift relationship with ionization potential for absorption lines in quasi-stellar object 3C 191
Red shift and absorption line of PKS 0237-23
Absorption wavelengths of QSOs, noting relatively large red shifts
Coincidences in measured positions of absorption lines in spectra of quasi-stellar objects
Red shift determinations for quasi-stellar radio sources using spectrographic techniques
Spectral energy distribution of source 3C 446 between August 17 and December 12, 1966