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The spatially offset quasar E1821+643: New evidence for gravitational recoil
Yashashree Jadhav, Andrew Robinson, Triana Almeyda +2
A galaxy merger is expected to cause the formation of a supermassive black hole (SMBH) binary, which itself eventually coalesces through the anisotropic emission of gravitational w…
An embedded active nucleus in the OH megamaser galaxy IRAS16399-0937
Dinalva A. Sales, A. Robinson, D. J. Axon +7
We present a multiwavelength study of the OH Megamaser galaxy (OHMG) IRAS16399-0937, based on new HST/ACS F814W and H+[NII] images and archive data from HST, 2MASS, Spitzer, Her…
Multi-wavelength diagnostics of accretion in an X-ray selected sample of CTTSs
R. L. Curran, C. Argiroffi, G. G. Sacco +5
High resolution X-ray spectroscopy has revealed soft X-rays from high density plasma in Classical T-Tauri stars (CTTSs), probably arising from the accretion shock region. However,…
On the observability of T Tauri accretion shocks in the X-ray band
G. G. Sacco, S. Orlando, C. Argiroffi +4
Context. High resolution X-ray observations of classical T Tauri stars (CTTSs) show a soft X-ray excess due to high density plasma (n_e=10^11-10^13 cm^-3). This emission has been a…
Magnetic fields in massive star forming regions
R. L. Curran, A. Chrysostomou
We present the largest sample of high-mass star-forming regions observed using submillimetre imaging polarimetry. The data were taken using SCUBA in conjunction with the polarimete…
First polarimetry results of two candidate high-mass protostellar objects
R. L. Curran, A. Chrysostomou, J. L. Collett +2
We present 850micron imaging polarimetry of two high-mass star forming regions - W48 and S152. Within these regions we have identified two candidate high-mass protostellar objects…