A high-resolution spectroscopic study of Q0119-046 and the nature of absorption complexes with z/abs/ greater than z/em/

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Absorption Spectra, Galactic Clusters, Line Spectra, Quasars, Red Shift, Spectral Resolution, Emission Spectra, Fine Structure, High Resolution, Spectrum Analysis

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In addition to finding 61 absorption lines in the QSO Q0119 through high-resolution spectroscopic observations over the wavelength range from 3260 to 4920 A, seven main absorption line redshifts ranging from 0.6577 to 1.9751 are determined. A complex of three main systems whose absolute redshift is greater than the emission redshift is found, with infall velocities relative to the QSO ranging from -2780 to 3870 km/sec. The strongest absorption system of the complex shows C II 1334 A and excited fine structure C II 1335 A lines, implying a gas density greater than 100/cu cm. The best of the possible explanations for such complexes is that they arise from a cluster of galaxies, which is perhaps collapsing, and of which the QSO is a member. The high-velocity filaments in NGC 1275 may be similar to the clouds responsible for the redshift systems discussed.

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