Statistical analysis of correlation between the positions of quasars and the uppsala galaxies

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The question of the association of quasars with galaxies is re-examined using 785 quasars at b >= 30, δ >= - 02°30' in the new Hewitt and Burbidge Catalog (1980) and all galaxies in the ``Uppsala General Catalogue of Galaxies'' (Nilson, 1973). The results of the two-point cross-correlation function are presented and they show that there are on the average 0.153 +/- 0.011 more galaxies within 10'.0 of a QSO than would be expected if the QSOs were distributed randomly. We find the marginal significance of the tendency for correlation between QSOs and galaxies to increase with increasing redshifts z or apparent magnitudes V. The nearest neighbor test has also been taken to analyse the same data as well as get further evidence for the apparent association between QSOs and galaxies.

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