Are 3C249.1 and 3C334 restarted quasars?
arXiv:1209.1284 · doi:10.1051/0004-6361/201220010
Abstract
This Research Note follows up a Letter in which I posit that J1211+743 is a restarted radio source. This means that its structure, where the jet points to the relic lobe, is only apparently paradoxical. Here, I propose the same scenario and apply the same mathematical model to 3C249.1 and 3C334. The ultimate result of my investigation is that these two well-known radio-loud quasars can be understood best so far if it was assumed that they, too, had been restarted.
arXiv comment4 pages, accepted for publication in A&A as a Research Note
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