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most citedSingle and binary Black Holes and their active environment

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astro-ph2005

Simulations and parametrisation of radio emission from cosmic ray air showers

Tim Huege, Heino Falcke

Cosmic ray air showers are known to emit pulsed radio emission at frequencies around a few tens of MHz. Accompanying the experimental efforts of the LOPES project, situated at the…

astro-ph20051 cited

The extreme flare in III Zw 2: Evolution of a radio jet in a Seyfert galaxy

A. Brunthaler, H. Falcke, G. C. Bower +3

A very detailed monitoring of a radio flare in the Seyfert I galaxy III Zw 2 with the VLA and the VLBA is presented. The relative astrometry in the VLBA observations was precise on…

astro-ph2004

Radio Luminosity Function, Importance of Jet Power, and Radio Properties of Nearby Low-Luminosity Active Galactic Nuclei

N. M. Nagar, H. Falcke, A. S. Wilson

We present the completed results of a high resolution radio imaging survey of all (around 200) low-luminosity active galactic nuclei (LLAGNs) in the Palomar spectroscopic Sample of…

astro-ph20023 cited

Single and binary Black Holes and their active environment

Peter L. Biermann, Mihaela Chirvasa, Heino Falcke +2

In this short review we describe some of the latest endeavours to understand the activity around Black Holes. First, it has been possible to demonstrate that a large part of the el…

astro-ph2002

Radio-Emission from Cosmic Ray Air-Showers - A Theoretical Perspective for LOPES

Tim Huege, Heino Falcke

High-energy cosmic ray air-showers have been known for over 30 years to emit strong radio pulses in the regime between a few and several 100 MHz (Allan 1971). To date, however, a t…

astro-ph20021 cited

Higher Resolution VLBI Imaging with Fast Frequency Switching

E. Middelberg, A. L. Roy, R. C. Walker +2

Millimetre-VLBI is an important tool in AGN astrophysics, but it is limited by short atmospheric coherence times and poor receiver and antenna performance. We demonstrate a new kin…