Spectral study of quasars of the Second Byurakan Survey of the Northern Sky. I - The quasars SBS 0953 + 549, SBS 1116 + 603, and SBS 1138 + 584

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Astronomical Spectroscopy, Northern Sky, Quasars, Absorption Spectra, Emission Spectra, Line Spectra

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The results of spectral observations of three distant quasars (SBS 0953 + 549, SBS 1116 + 603, and SBS 1138 + 584) are presented. Spectra with a resolution of 3.5-4.0 A were obtained, making it possible to analyze the emission lines and the basic details in the absorption spectra of these quasars. The emission line L-alpha in the quasar SBS 1116 + 603 may have a two-component structure: a narrow peak and a broad pedestal. In the quasar SBS 0953 + 549, the L-alpha emission-line profile is similar to P Cyg-type line profiles which are observed in the spectra of stars with expanding shells.

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