Extragalactic radio sources
Observations of radio galaxies and quasi-stellar radio sources
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Quasi-stellar sources and gravitational collapse, texas symposium on relativistic astrophysics, 1st, dallas, tex., december 16- 18, 1963, proceedings.
Proceedings of First Texas Symposium on Relativistic Astrophysics at Dallas in December 1963
ASTROPHYSICS↗
Gravitational collapse.
Gravitational collapse as possible energy source for quasi-stellar sources, including discussion of radio sources and superdense stars
QUASI-STELLAR RADIO SOURCE /QSO/↗
Report on the properties of massive objects.
Properties of stellar objects of mass one million times that of Sun, with attention to density and temperature relations
QUASI-STELLAR RADIO SOURCE /QSO/↗
On relativistic astrophysics.
Catastrophic implosion analysis in stars with masses greater than critical mass in which general relativity becomes dominant
STELLAR MASS↗
Massive stars in quasi-static equilibrium.
Quasi-static equilibrium in massive stars during gravitational contraction including discussion of general relativistic and classical hydrodynamic results
GRAVITATIONAL COLLAPSE↗
Theories of the origin of radio sources.
Reappraisal of calculations for proton and electron energies in quasi-stellar sources
ENERGY SOURCE↗
Ultraviolet emission from galaxies.
UV radiation from galaxies, radio sources, quasi- stellar objects and Seyfert galaxies, examining Lyman alpha fluxes
LYMAN ALPHA RADIATION↗
Cosmic explosions.
Three postulates relating radio star galaxies, quasars and spontaneous creation of energy mass
COSMOLOGY↗
Proposal for the detection of dispersion in radiowave propagation through intergalactic space.
Ionized intergalactic gas detection by dispersion of radio waves from quasar CTA 102
RED SHIFT↗
The redshift of the quasi-stellar radio source 3c 286.
Redshift of quasi-stellar radio source 3C 286 determined by prime-focus photoelectric spectrum scanner, considering emitting elements for various lines
RED SHIFT↗
Neutrino astrophysics, supermassive stars, quasars, and extragalactic radio sources, and nuclear energy generation in supermassive stars
Neutrino astrophysics - supermassive stars, quasars, and extragalactic radio sources
CONFERENCE↗
Supermassive stars, quasars, and extragalactic radio sources, I
Optical observations of supermassive stars, quasars, and identification of extragalactic radio sources
ASTROPHYSICS↗
Supermassive stars, quasars, and extragalactic radio sources, II
Stabilizing mechanisms and relaxation oscillations in supermassive stars
OSCILLATION↗
Nuclear energy generation in supermassive stars
Nuclear energy generation analyzed in supermassive stars
QUASI-STELLAR RADIO SOURCE /QSO/↗
Dependence of the optical continuous spectrum of quasars on their red-shift
Dependence of optical continuous spectrum of quasi-stellar sources on red shift
OPTICAL SPECTRUM↗
Gas clouds in dense star clusters - A possible quasar model.
Gas clouds in dense star clusters compared with quasar properties, analyzing possible energy sources like supernova explosions, stellar collisions and star gas interaction
ENERGY SOURCE↗
The redshift of the quasi-stellar radio source MSH 14-121.
Redshift of quasi-stellar radio source MSH 14-121 determined from lines 5424, 6068 and 6644 A
QUASI-STELLAR RADIO SOURCE /QSO/↗