The intensity is determined by solving the equation of radiative transfer in the galaxy frame transforming the emissivity from a frame moving with S to the O frame using j ( ν O ) = D 2 I ( ν S ). The flux observed from an approaching, flat spectrum ( θ = α = 0), optically thin source with Γ ∼ 10 is larger than that from an identical receding source by ∼ 6 × 10 7. If the radiation has an intensity (flux per Hz per sterad) I, then this transforms according to I ( ν O ) = D 3 I ( ν S ). You should not use \marginnote at the optional argument of \item. In this case \lineskiplimit0pt or \lineskiplimit-\maxdimen, or one of the options may help. if you’re using \marginnote at a list and upper case umlauts like \U' or if \lineskiplimit>0pt. 11.2 Observing AGN Jets with New Telescopesįath ( 1909) produced the first manifestation of an AGN Sometimes lines are stretched vertically using \marginnote, e.g.11.1 Towards a Working Model of AGN Jets.10.4.2 Radio Source Lifetimes and Duty Cycle.10.4.1 Cosmological Evolution of Extragalactic Jets.10.2.2 Physical Origin of the FR Classification.10.2.1 Compact and Extended Radio Souces.
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10.2 Fanaroff–Riley Classification of Extended Radio Surces Zotero is a project of the Corporation for Digital Scholarship, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the development of software and services for researchers and cultural heritage institutions, and is developed by a global community.10.1 Radio-Loud / Radio-Quiet Dichotomy.9.5.6 Lessons from Double Radio Sources.7.1.3 Energy Dissipation in the Jet and Extended Lobes.7.1.2 Possible Accretion States in AGN Black Holes.7.1.1 Energy Generation in the Galactic Nucleus: Black Holes and Accretion Disks.7.1 Dynamics and Energetics of Extended Sources.6.1 Variability: Relative Locations of the Multi-band Emission Regions.5.3 γ-ray Observations to Very High Energies (VHE).5.2.2 Lobe Jets ( 0.1 R l o b e ≲ R 5.2.1 Black Hole Jets ( r g ≲ R ≲ R i n f).5.2 Classical and Revisionist Accretion Disk Theory.3.3.2 Galaxy Jets ( R i n f ≲ R ≲ 0.1 R l o b e ).
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