A model for the centimeter-excess radio sources

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Centimeter Waves, Compton Effect, High Energy Electrons, Microwave Emission, Quasars, Radio Sources (Astronomy), Synchrotron Radiation, Astronomical Models, Cosmology, Energy Spectra, Red Shift, Relativistic Particles

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It is shown that any synchrotron radiation source of sufficient compactness and containing relativistic electrons whose energy spectrum extends down to the MeV range will be able to generate observable centimeter-wavelength inverse-Compton radiation provided reasonable values of source magnetic-field strengths are assumed, and provided also that the relativistic electron energy stored in the source exceeds certain minimum values. The model is illustrated with the aid of 4C 39.25, a centimeter-excess source known to be a QSS, and the data are found not to be inconsistent with a cosmological interpretation of the associated redshift. It is also suggested that if the radiative power output of the model centimeter-excess radio source is not insignificant relative to the relativistic electron energy store, then temporal variations in source intensity may ensue.

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