A relativistic model of the movement of apparent superluminal radio sources

Details A relativistic model of the movement of apparent superluminal radio sources A relativistic model of the movement of apparent superluminal radio sources

Oct 2001

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Chinese Astronomy and Astrophysics, Volume 25, Issue 4, p. 425-431.

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astrophysics

Superluminal Radio Sources, Relativistic Superluminal Model, Extensive Applicability

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Based on the relativistic model of the apparent superluminal motion and under the condition that the center of mass of a superluminal radio source remains in motion relative to the observer, the equation of the apparent velocity between nucleus and component is derived. Assuming that the directions of jet and movement of superluminal radio source are opposite, then, supposing that the velocities of nucleus and components of SLS are equal and the nucleus is fixed, the equations of real velocity are respectively derived. With the data of Vapp and θ substituted in the equation of real velocity, the velocity of the components of SLS is obtained. Comparing the real velocity with the velocity of Hubble redshift of SLS, it is concluded that the movement of SLS has no influence on the velocity of components.

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