HST imaging of radio galaxies at /z=0.2: a comparison with quasar hosts and normal ellipticals

Details HST imaging of radio galaxies at /z=0.2: a comparison with quasar hosts and normal ellipticals HST imaging of radio galaxies at /z=0.2: a comparison with quasar hosts and normal ellipticals

May 2002

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New Astronomy Reviews, Volume 46, Issue 2-7, p. 171-174.

Astronomy and Astrophysics

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We summarise the results of our recently completed HST R-band study of low-redshift (/0.12L*). Indeed the quasar hosts are essentially indistinguishable from the radio galaxies in our sample. Apart from the nuclear activity there is little to distinguish the AGN hosts from inactive massive elliptical galaxies.

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