Radio spectra of several ultra-luminous IRAS galaxies

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An IRAS galaxy sample with infrared luminosity high up to 1011.8 to 1012.8 L? was observed using the Australia Compact Array (ATCA) at 8.6, 4.8, 2.4 and 1.4 GHz. The 4 galaxies in the sample are found to be steep spectra at high frequencies and decreasing flux densities at relatively low frequencies. Their spectra show a peak-like pattern with the peak flux at several GHz. Two possible mechanisms for the turning down over in the low-frequency side, synchrotron self-absorption and free-free absorption, are discussed. From the analysis of the spectra of 00199-7426, 02587-6336, 07020-5423 and 21547-5823, we conclude that free-free absorption may cause the low-frequency turnover. By the model fitting to the observations, we obtain some related parameters of these sources.

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