A complete sample of Northern Hemisphere active galactic nuclei - Differences in flux and spectra at high radio frequencies

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Active Galactic Nuclei, Blazars, Extragalactic Radio Sources, Quasars, Radio Frequencies, Radio Galaxies, Active Galaxies, Bl Lacertae Objects, Northern Hemisphere, Radio Telescopes

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Two-epoch 22 and 37 GHz flux measurements of a complete 1 Jy sample of flat-spectrum extragalactic radio sources are presented. The spectral and variability properties of quasars and blazars in our sample are similar. Radio galaxies, which have steeper cm-to-mm spectra, are the only sources which can be identified solely on the basis of their radio continuum properties. Surprisingly, among the flat-spectrum sources the BL Lacs and low polarization quasars with the steepest spectra seem to be the most variable ones. The implications of these results for orientation-dependent unified models for active galaxies are discussed.

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