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9780306466625

Qso Hosts and Their Environments

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  • ISBN13:

    9780306466625

  • ISBN10:

    0306466627

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2002-03-01
  • Publisher: Plenum Pub Corp

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Summary

Advanced technologies in astronomy at various wavelengths have provided us with high resolution and high quality data on the QSO population. This meeting was aimed at understanding the morphology and nature of the host galaxies and environments of QSOs. The invited lectures as well as the contributed and poster papers highlighted the main issues of current research: the stellar and gaseous content of the underlying galaxy; the characterization of the population of companions and the nature of their interaction with the host galaxy; the connection between radio-loud QSO and radio-galaxies, and QSOs and ULIRGs; the evolution with redshift of both the host galaxy and its environment, and the main implications in theories of galaxy formation and evolution. This volume provides a valuable overview and timely update of the exciting and rapidly developing field of QSO hosts and their environments - essential reading for graduate students and researchers.

Table of Contents

Radio quiet / loud dichotomy. Unification
The hosts galaxies of radio-loud and radio-quiet quasarsp. 3
The Nucleus-Host Galaxy Connection in Radio-Loud AGNp. 13
The host galaxies of luminous radio-quiet quasarsp. 21
The radio loudness dichotomy: environment or black-hole mass?p. 27
QSO environments at intermediate redshiftsp. 33
Host galaxies and cluster environment of BL Lac objects at z ] 0.5p. 39
Associated absorption and radio source growthp. 45
Host galaxies of RGB BL Lacertae objectsp. 51
On The Parent Population of Radio Galaxies and the FR I-II Dichotomyp. 55
The real difference between radio-loud and radio-quiet AGNsp. 59
Broadband optical colours of intermediate redshift QSO host galaxiesp. 61
Three peculiar objects from a new sample of radio galaxiesp. 65
QSO redshift evolution and their cluster environments
QSO hosts and companions at higher redshiftp. 71
The luminosity function of QSO host galaxiesp. 83
QSO host galaxy star formation history from multicolour datap. 89
Near-infrared imaging of steep spectrum radio quasarsp. 95
Adaptive-optics imaging of low and intermediate redshift quasarsp. 101
Subaru Observations of the Host Galaxies and the Environments of the Radio Galaxy 3C324 at z = 1.1p. 107
Extremely red radio galaxiesp. 113
The environments of radio-loud quasarsp. 119
Extended X-ray emission around radio-loud quasarsp. 127
WFPC2 Imaging of Quasar Environmentsp. 133
Deceleration and asymmetry in QSO radio mapp. 137
Spatially resolved spectroscopy of emission-line gas in QSO Host galaxiesp. 141
Host Galaxies and the Spectral Variability of Quasarsp. 145
Tidal Interactions/Mergers. ULIRGS
The AGN-Starburst Connection in Ultraluminous Infrared Galaxiesp. 151
The QSO - Ultraluminous Infrared Galaxies Connectionp. 165
Recent star formation in very luminous infrared galaxiesp. 171
A Molecular Gas Survey of z [ 0.2 Infrared Excess, Optical QSOsp. 177
Molecular gas in nearby powerful radio galaxiesp. 185
HI Imaging of low-z QSO Host Galaxiesp. 191
Dust in Quasars and Radiogalaxies as seen by ISOp. 199
Imaging of a Complete Sample of IR-Excess PG QSOsp. 205
Interaction patterns in a complete sample of compact groupsp. 209
Galaxies hosting lower level AGN activity
AGN Host galaxies: HST at z 0.1 and Gemini at z 2p. 215
Host galaxies and nuclear structure of AGN with H[subscript 2]O megamasers as seen with HSTp. 223
Statistics of Seyfert galaxies in clustersp. 229
More bars in Seyfert than in non-Seyfert galaxiesp. 235
Stellar Populations in the Host galaxy of AGNsp. 241
The Stellar Population of powerful Seyfert 2 galaxies: Implications for QSOsp. 247
Anisotropy in the mid-IR emission of Seyfert galaxiesp. 255
FIR and Radio emission in star forming galaxiesp. 261
No double nucleus at the center of Arp 220 ?p. 265
Starburst Activity in Seyfert 2 Galaxies: UV-X-ray emission in NGC1068p. 269
Host Galaxies and Environment of Narrow Line Seyfert 1 Nucleip. 273
The Circum-Galactic Environment of LINERs and Bright IRAS Galaxiesp. 277
HI Imaging of Seyfert Galaxiesp. 281
Starburst-AGN Connection; Regulated by Radiatively-Supported Obscuring Wallsp. 285
Rotation curve and mean stellar population of the 1 Zw 1 QSO hostp. 289
QSO at high z as tracers of structures. Galaxy Formation
Semi-analytic galaxy formation: understanding the high redshift universep. 295
Radiation-Hydrodynamical Model for the QSO Formationp. 307
Gravitationally Lensed Quasar Host Galaxiesp. 313
Host Galaxies of Low Luminosity Quasars at Intermediate Redshiftp. 321
A NICMOS imaging study of quasar host galaxy evolutionp. 327
The radio galaxy K - z relation to z 4.5p. 333
What fuels AGNs?p. 339
VLT-ISAAC imaging of three radio loud quasars at z 1.5p. 343
Two-dimensional modeling of AGN host galaxiesp. 347
Superclustering of Galaxies Traced by a Group of QSOs at Z = 1.1p. 351
Future prospects with new instrumentation
Uncovering AGN with X-ray observationsp. 357
New Ground Based facilities in QSD researchp. 367
Author Indexp. 375
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