Optically-selected quasar candidates in a field containing the South Galactic Pole

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Astronomical Coordinates, Astronomical Photometry, Emission Spectra, Quasars, Spectrophotometry, Continuous Spectra, Lyman Alpha Radiation, Magnitude, Milky Way Galaxy, Prisms, Red Shift, Schmidt Telescopes, Selection, Spectral Line Width

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A sample of optically-selected quasar candidates is presented. The candidates were discovered on the United Kingdom Schmidt Telescope objective-prism plate UJ3682P, centred at (1950) 0053, -2803 and containing the South Galactic Pole. There are 162 candidates in the central square of area 25 sq deg, giving a simple surface density of 6.5/sq deg in that area. Three of the quasars are identified with radio sources, but one of the identifications is uncertain. The results of objective prism spectrophotometry of a subsample of the candidates are presented and used in discussions of the collective properties and the selection effects. Analysts of the sample are advised to consider the selection effects.

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