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most citedTesting the Evolutionary Link Between Submillimetre Galaxies and Quasars: CO Observations of QSOs at z~2

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astro-ph2008158 cited

Testing the Evolutionary Link Between Submillimetre Galaxies and Quasars: CO Observations of QSOs at z~2

Kristen Coppin, Mark Swinbank, Roberto Neri +10

We have used the IRAM Plateau de Bure mm interferometer and the UKIRT 1-5 um Imager Spectrometer to test the connection between the major phases of spheroid growth and nuclear accr…

astro-ph2008

The Contribution of Radio Selected Star Forming Galaxies to the IR Energy Density Budget

N. Seymour, T. Dwelly, D. Moss +6

We have used several different methods (radio morphology, radio spectral index, mid-IR to radio and near-IR to radio flux density ratios) to discriminate between AGN and SFGs in fa…

astro-ph2004

A New Kind of Nova

J. L. Sokoloski, S. J. Kenyon, A. K. H. Kong +10

We performed extensive, multi-wavelength observations of the prototypical symbiotic star Z Andromedae between 2000 and 2003, during a large eruption. The rise to optical maximum oc…

astro-ph20031 cited

AGN Physics from QSO Clustering

Scott Croom, Brian Boyle, Tom Shanks +6

We review the current status of QSO clustering measurements, particular with respect to their relevance in understanding AGN physics. Measurements based on the 2dF QSO Redshift Sur…

astro-ph2003

An XMM and Chandra view of massive clusters of galaxies to z=1

L. R. Jones, B. J. Maughan, H. Ebeling +7

The X-ray properties of a sample of high redshift (z>0.6), massive clusters observed with XMM-Newton and Chandra are described, including two exceptional systems. One, at z=0.89, h…

astro-ph2001

XMM-Newton Probes the Solar Past: Coronal Abundances of Solar Analogs at Different Ages

M. Guedel, M. Audard, A. Sres +5

We present an X-ray spectral analysis of four solar analogs with different ages and magnetic activity levels. We find largely different coronal compositions. The most active stars…