Hydroxyl in galaxies. I - Surveys with the NRAO 300 FT telescope

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Astronomical Catalogs, Hydroxyl Emission, Infrared Spectra, Sky Surveys (Astronomy), Telescopes, Far Infrared Radiation, Global Positioning System, Interstellar Masers, Red Shift

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Results are presented of a search for 1667- and 1665-MHz mainline OH transitions for 321 galaxies, which were observed during four separate sessions at the NRAO 300-ft telescope in the period 1984-1987. Three detections of OH megamasers are reported, as well as detections of three new OH absorption sources. The observational sample contains sources from a variety of catalogs and represents different criteria. The results for the whole sample confirm that FIR luminosity and color criteria used for these surveys are indeed optimized for finding megamasers. The results also confirm that detecting distant high luminosity OH megamasers is considerably more successful than finding nearby weak masers.

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