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1967ApJ...149L..17A 14 17 Polarimetric observations of 14 quasi-stellar objects. APPENZELLER I. and HILTNER W.A.
1968ApJ...152.1077B 71 T                   1 3 80 Further observations of quasi-stellar objects with absorption-line spectra:
Ton 1530, PKS 0237-23, and PHL 938. 		BURBIDGE E.M., LYNDS C.R. and STOCKTON A.N.
1968ApJ...154L..41B 19 83 The distribution of redshifts in Quasi-Stellar Objects, N-systems and some radio and compact galaxies. BURBIDGE G.
1969ApJ...156L...1B 70 T                   1 2 46 On the absorption spectrum of
TON 1530. 		BAHCALL J.N., OSMER P.S. and SCHMIDT M.
1970ApJ...161..389B 1 3 22 On the rich absorption spectra of three quasi-stellar objects. BAHCALL J.N. and FELDMAN U.
1971ApJ...164L.119W 28 16 Radio emission from quasi-stellar objects. WARDLE J.F.C. and MILEY G.K.
1971PASP...83..611D 202 88 A catalogue of quasars. DE VENY J.B., OSBORN W.H. and JANES K.
1971AN....292..271J 12 5 Helligkeitsschatzungen von 12 quasistellaren Objekten auf photographischen Himmelsaufnahmen. JACKISCH G.
1972ApJ...178..607M 72 T                   1 1 32 Absorption lines in the spectrum of the quasar
Ton 1530. 		MORTON W.A. and MORTON D.C.
1973ApJ...179..381B 5 17 An analysis of the absorption spectrum of PHL 957. BAHCALL J.N. and JOSS P.C.
1973Obs....93..229B 24 10 Effect of the availability of search lines on the distribution of absorption-line redshifts of QSOs. BASU D.
1974PASP...86..873G 93 55 The degree of optical variability of quasi-stellar objects. GRANDI S.A. and TIFFT W.G.
1975A&A....45..329R 3 11 Qso absorption spectra caused by protogalaxies. ROESER H.-J.
1975ApJ...202..287B 1 5 46 Empirical evidence concerning absorption lines and radiation pressure in quasi-stellar objects. BURBIDGE E.M. and BURBIDGE G.R.
1975MmSAI..46..461B 493 7 Catalogue of quasi-stellar-objects. BARBIERI C., CAPACCIOLI M. and ZAMBON M.
1977A&AS...27..205S 398 12 A comprehensive catalogue of quasi-stellar objects. SMITH-HAENNI A.L.
1977ApJ...213..619W 17 35 A spectroscopic study of selected quasars with zabs > zems. WEYMANN R.J., WILLIAMS R.E., BEAVER E.A., et al.
1978AJ.....83..683S 41 5 Observations of radio quiet quasi-stellar objects at 3.3 millimeters. SCHWARTZ P.R. and WAAK J.A.
1978AJ.....83.1141N 50 5 Accurate positions of optically selected QSOs. NIETO J.-L.
1978ApJ...221..468S 222 118 An optical and radio study of quasars. SRAMEK R.A. and WEEDMAN D.W.
1978PASP...90..337P 122 60 Absorption in the spectra of Quasi-Stellar Objects and BL Lacertae objects. PERRY J.J., BURBIDGE E.M. and BURBIDGE G.R.
1980A&A....85...80B 118 128 A sample of very faint ultraviolet excess objets in the 13h+36 field. BRACCESI A., ZITELLI V., BONOLI F., et al.
1981MNRAS.196..715C 12 38 The spectrum of the QSO 0805+046 (4C 05.34) at intermediate dispersion. CHEN J.-S., MORTON D.C., PETERSON B.A., et al.
1983ApJ...269..352S viz 2 125 1272 Quasar evolution derived from the Palomar bright quasar survey and other complete quasar surveys. SCHMIDT M. and GREEN R.F.
1983ApJ...275L..33K 11 48 The most luminous quasar: S5 0014 +81 KUHR H., LIEBERT J.W., STRITTMATTER P.A., et al.
1983Afz....19..449W 38 ~ An attempt of identifying QSO spectral absorption lines with small redshifts. WALTZ I.E. and KOMBERG B.V.
1984A&A...133..374B 63 39 The evolution and origin of the sharp metal-rich absorption lines in QSO spectra. BERGERON J. and BOISSE P.
1984ApJ...279..465M 240 160 A comparison of the properties of highly polarized QSOs versus low-polarization QSOs. MOORE R.L. and STOCKMAN H.S.
1984ApJ...279..485S 142 147 The optical polarization properties of "normal" quasars. STOCKMAN H.S., MOORE R.L. and ANGEL J.R.P.
1984ApJ...280...51T 90 93 Properties of the broad absorption-line QSOs. TURNSHEK D.A.
1984ApJ...281...76B 3 9 139 IUE observations of high-redshift quasars. BECHTOLD J., GREEN R.F., WEYMANN R.J., et al.
1984ApJ...284..497U 1 6 53 Spectrophotometry of intermediate-redshift quasars. UOMOTO A.
1984ApJS...54..495G 106 44 An imaging survey of fields around quasars. I. A catalog GREEN R.F. and YEE H.K.C.
1984Ap&SS.105..215W 32 3 A possibility to use CI infrared absorption lines for determination of the background radiation temperature at earlier cosmological epochs. WALTZ I.E. and KHERSONSKIJ V.K.
1985ApJ...298..448W 75 88 Optical selection effects that bias quasar evolution studies. WAMPLER E.J. and PONZ D.
1985S&W....24..260K 10 0 Der leuchtkraftigste Quasar : S5 0014+81. KUHR H.
1986A&A...169....1B 3 15 187 Absorption line systems in QSO spectra : properties derived from observations and from photoionization models. BERGERON J. and STASINSKA G.
1986ApJ...305...57T 66 96 X-Ray observations of the bright quasar survey. TANANBAUM H., AVNI Y., GREEN R.F., et al.
1986ApJ...305...68S 93 104 Counts, evolution, and background contribution of X-ray quasars and other extragalactic X-ray sources. SCHMIDT M. and GREEN R.F.
1986ApJS...61..305G viz 1882 923 The Palomar-Green catalog of ultraviolet-excess stellar objects. GREEN R.F., SCHMIDT M. and LIEBERT J.
1987A&A...178....1W 144 11 Observational study of Hubble diagram. WAMPLER E.J.
1987ApJ...318..188W 69 7 Luminosity dependence in the ratio of X-ray to infrared emission of QSOs. WORRALL D.M.
1987ApJ...321...49T 57 189 The distribution of QSO absorption system column densities: evidence for a single population. TYTLER D.
1987ApJS...63..615N 103 311 Continuum energy distributions of quasars in the Palomar-Green survey. NEUGEBAUER G., GREEN R.F., MATTHEWS K., et al.
1987ApJS...64..667T 90 105 High-resolution spectra of 24 low-redshift QSOs: the properties of MgII absorption systems. TYTLER D., BOKSENBERG A., SARGENT W.L.W., et al.
1988ApJ...324..809K 85 60 X-ray, optical, and infrared luminosity correlations in radio-quiet quasars. KRISS G.A.
1988ApJ...332...96L 130 36 An investigation of Lyman-limit absorption in QSO spectra: indirect evidence for evolution of the multicomponent nature of the absorbers. LANZETTA K.M.
1988ApJ...334...22S 48 106 Mg II absorption in the spectra of high and low redshift QSOs. SARGENT W.L.W., STEIDEL C.C. and BOKSENBERG A.
1988ApJS...68..539S 1 52 351 C IV absorption in a new sample of 55 QSOs: evolution and clustering of the heavy-element absorption redshifts. SARGENT W.L.W., BOKSENBERG A. and STEIDEL C.C.
1988MNRAS.233..801O 104 92 The ultraviolet continuum of quasars -I. The shape of the continuum, continuum reddening and intervening absorption. O'BRIEN P.T., GONDHALEKAR P.M. and WILSON R.
1989AJ.....97..957N 108 53 The near-infrared variability of a sample of optically selected quasars. NEUGEBAUER G., SOIFER B.T., MATTHEWS K., et al.
1989AJ.....98.1195K 2 113 1107 VLA observations of objects in the Palomar bright quasar survey. KELLERMANN K.I., SRAMEK R., SCHMIDT M., et al.
1989ApJ...338..630B 112 148 Emission-line properties of optically and radio-selected complete quasar samples. BALDWIN J.A., WAMPLER E.J. and GASKELL C.M.
1989ApJ...339..674M 123 48 On the ratio of the infrared-to-ultraviolet continuum to the X-rays in quasars and active galaxies. MUSHOTZKY R.F. and WANDEL A.
1989ApJ...342..666E 2 18 163 H-alpha emission lines in high-redshift quasars. ESPEY B.R., CARSWELL R.F., BAILEY J.A., et al.
1989ApJ...346...68S 1 61 357 Fitting improved accretion disk models to the multiwavelength continua of quasars and active galactic nuclei. SUN W.-H. and MALKAN M.A.
1989ApJ...347...29S 1 109 736 Continuum energy distributions of quasars: shapes and origins. SANDERS D.B., PHINNEY E.S., NEUGEBAUER G., et al.
1989ApJ...347...52H 2 6 48 Superclustering of quasi-stellar object absorption clouds. HEISLER J., HOGAN C.J. and WHITE S.D.M.
1989ApJS...69....1H 1594 191 The first addition to the new optical catalog of quasi-stellar objects. HEWITT A. and BURBIDGE G.
1989AISAO..27...84N 25 0 Of the nature of unidentified absorption lines in QSO spectra. NAZAROV E.A.
1989AZh....66..252V 36 2 Autocorrelation analysis of QSO absorption spectra. Autocorrelation function initial parts. VAL'TTS I.E.
1989Ap&SS.158...57S 10 3 Electric dipole radiation in Einstein and de Sitter cosmological backgrounds and the quasar problem. SOUZA J.A.
1990A&A...239...33A 363 65 Periodicity of quasar redshifts. ARP H., BI H.G., CHU Y., et al.
1990ApJ...358...18C 28 6 A new mechanism for small redshift of H I broad lines with respect to CIV line in quasars. CHENG F.H., YOU J.H. and YAN M.
1990ApJS...72..471D viz 111 47 A catalog of X-ray measurements of selected samples of active galaxies and nuclei. DELLA CECA R., PALUMBO G.G.C., PERSIC M., et al.
1990ApJS...74..675B 864 48 Associations between quasi-stellar objects and galaxies. BURBIDGE G., HEWITT A., NARLIKAR J.V., et al.
1990ApJS...74..869B 114 126 An optical polarization survey of the Palomar-Green bright quasar sample. BERRIMAN G., SCHMIDT G.D., WEST S.C., et al.
1990MNRAS.246..369L 100 118 Massive thin accretion discs - III. Comparison with the observations. LAOR A.
1991ApJ...377...39V 15 15 The origin of the quasi-stellar object absorption lines. VIEGAS S.M. and GRUENWALD R.B.
1991ApJS...77..203J viz 633 60 A catalog of absorption in the spectra of quasi-stellar objects. JUNKKARINEN V., HEWITT A. and BURBIDGE G.
1991MNRAS.250...24Y 262 53 An inhomogeneous reference catalogue of identified intervening heavy element systems in spectra of QSOs. YORK D.G., YANNY B., CROTTS A., et al.
1991MNRAS.251..649B 147 35 Interstellar Ca II in the galactic halo and in QSO absorption systems. BOWEN D.V.
1992ApJS...79....1T 161 256 Systematic QSO emission-line velocity shifts and new unbiased redshifts. TYTLER D. and FAN X.-M.
1992ApJS...80....1S 103 328 Mg II absorption in the spectra of 103 QSOs: implications for the evolution of gas in high-redshift galaxies. STEIDEL C.C. and SARGENT W.L.W.
1992MNRAS.254...30G 265 85 A compilation of active and normal galaxies observed in both infrared and X-rays. GREEN P.J., ANDERSON S.F. and WARD M.J.
1993AJ....105....7Y 112 37 A high-resolution gravitational lens survey. YEE H.K.C., FILIPPENKO A.V. and TANG D.
1993AJ....105.2064S 452 57 Gravitatioanl lensing statistics based on a large sample of highly luminous quasars. SURDEJ J., CLAESKENS J.F., CRAMPTON D., et al.
1993ApJ...403...45K 12 17 Consistency of spherical, gravity-dominated dynamics <with quasar high-ionization emission-line profiles. KALLMAN T.R., WILKES B.J., KROLIK J.H., et al.
1993ApJ...415..517Z 140 54 Does a luminosity-dependent continuum shape cause the Baldwin effect? ZHENG W. and MALKAN M.A.
1993ApJ...415..563W 121 119 Statistics of QSO broad emission-linne profiles. I. The C IV lam1549 line and the lam1400 feature. WILLS B.J., BROTHERTON M.S., FANG D., et al.
1993ApJ...419..494W 29 31 The wavelength dependence of polarization of active galaxies and quasars. WEBB W., MALKAN M., SCHMIDT G., et al.
1993ApJS...87..451H viz 14       D               7278 328 A revised and updated catalog of quasi-stellar objects. HEWITT A. and BURBIDGE G.
1993AcApS..13..125L 228 1 Studies of CIV associated absorption systems of QSOs (I) Samples. LI Y. and CHEN J.-S.
1993ChA&A..17..161L 226 0 Studies of CIV associated absorption systems of QSOs. (I) Samples. LI Y. and CHEN J.-S.
1994A&A...284..764B 48 19 The Hamburg Quasar Monitoring program (HQM) at Calar Alto I. Low amplitude variability in quasars. BORGEEST U. and SCHRAMM K.-J.
1994A&AS..104..473S 34 6 The Hamburg Quasar Monitoring program (HQM) at Calar Alto. II. Lightcurves of weakly variable objects SCHRAMM K.-J., BORGEEST U., KUEHL D., et al.
1994AJ....108.1163K viz 113 204 The radio structure of radio loud and radio quiet quasars in the Palomar bright quasar survey. KELLERMANN K.I., SRAMEK R.A., SCHMIDT M., et al.
1994ApJS...92...53W viz 515 204 The Einstein database of IPC X-ray observations of optically selected and radio-selected quasars. I. WILKES B.J., TANANBAUM H., WORRALL D.M., et al.
1995A&A...297..671D 72 4 Quasar absorption lines. I. The chemical composition of the absorbing clouds. DITTMANN O.J. and KOEPPEN J.
1995A&A...298..375F viz 174 165 The jet-disk symbiosis. II.Interpreting the radio/UV correlations in quasars. FALCKE H., MALKAN M.A. and BIERMANN P.L.
1995ApJ...438..632L 97 45 Ultraluminous infrared galaxies and the radio-optical correlation for quasars. LONSDALE C.J., SMITH H.E. and LONSDALE C.J.
1995ApJ...440...80I 3 3 41 Ultraviolet spectropolarimetry of high-redshift quasars with the Hubble Space Telescope. IMPEY C.D., MALKAN M.A., WEBB W., et al.
1995ApJ...440..435L 239 354 The IUE survey for damped Lyman-alpha and Lyman-limit absorption systems: evolution of the gaseous content of the universe. LANZETTA K.M., WOLFE A.M. and TURNSHEK D.A.
1995MNRAS.277..235F 2 3 31 The proximity effect on the Lyman-alpha forest due to a foreground QSO. FERNANDEZ-SOTO A., BARCONS X., CARBALLO R., et al.
1996AJ....111..645F viz 164 6 Optical morphology of bright quasars on images taken with 1.2 m Schmidt cameras. FABIAN D. and USHER P.D.
1996AJ....111.1431B 39 47 Radio spectra of radio quiet quasars. BARVAINIS R., LONSDALE C. and ANTONUCCI R.
1996ApJ...461..683F 1 20 97 High metal enrichments in luminous quasars. FERLAND G.J., BALDWIN J.A., KORISTA K.T., et al.
1996ApJ...463..466D 39 89 The variability of quasars. II. Frequency dependence. DI CLEMENTE A., GIALLONGO E., NATALI G., et al.
1996ApJ...463..473I 3 3 30 Spectroscopy of bright quasars with the Hubble Space Telescope and Lyman-alpha absorption lines in the redshift range 0.5 < z < 1.7. IMPEY C.D., PETRY C.E., MALKAN M.A., et al.
1996ApJ...469L..41B 3 3 30 Polarization near the Lyman edge in accretion disk atmophere models of quasars. BLAES O. and AGOL E.
1996ApJ...471..106F 1 22 125 The nature of radio-intermediate quasars: what is radio-loud and what is radio-quiet? FALCKE H., SHERWOOD W. and PATNAIK A.R.
1996ApJ...471..164C 26 62 On the spatial and kinematic distributions of Mg II absorbing gas in < z> ∼ 0.7 galaxies. CHURCHILL C.W., STEIDEL C.C. and VOGT S.S.
1996ApJ...472..502A 24 24 The spectropolarimetric test of the quasar emission mechanism. ANTONUCCI R., GELLER R., GOODRICH R.W., et al.
1996ApJS..105..369M viz 224 199 Galactic H I column densities toward quasars and active galactic nuclei. MURPHY E.M., LOCKMAN F.J., LAOR A., et al.
1997AJ....114....1K 4 13 158 The redshift evolution of the Ly-alpha forest. KIM T.S., HU E.M., COWIE L.L., et al.
1997AcASn..38..215G 23 0 A statistical analysis of the emission and absorption lines of quasars. GONG S.-M.
1997Ap&SS.249..125G 2 4 Resonance magnetic conversion of photons into massless axions and striking feature in quasar polarized light. GNEDIN Yu.N.
1998A&A...332..410H viz 170 121 Evidence for very large-scale coherent orientations of quasar polarization vectors. HUTSEMEKERS D.
1998ApJ...496..743S 1 3 13 Accretion disks and the Lyman continuum polarization of QSOs. SHIELDS G.A., WOBUS L. and HUSFELD D.
1998ApJ...498L.103G 3 7 An aluminum-enhanced cloud in a C IV absorber at z = 1.94. GANGULY R., CHURCHILL C.W. and CHARLTON J.C.
1998ApJ...503..599K 12 22 Below the Lyman edge: ultraviolet polarimetry of quasars. KORATKAR A., ANTONUCCI R., GOODRICH R., et al.
1998ApJ...506..658H 1 2 9 Compton scattering of polarized radiation in two-phase accretion disks in active galactic nuclei. HSU C.-M. and BLAES O.
1998MNRAS.299..165B 1 14 63 The central engines of radio-quiet quasars. BLUNDELL K.M. and BEASLEY A.J.
1999AJ....117.2594G 37   K                 15 75 Intrinsic narrow absorption lines in Keck HIRES spectra of a sample of six quasars. GANGULY R., ERACLEOUS M., CHARLTON J.C., et al.
1999AJ....118.1435W viz 382 10 A study of quasar radio emission from the VLA FIRST survey. WADADEKAR Y. and KEMBHAVI A.
1999ApJ...514...40M 33 57 A statistical study of rest-frame optical emission properties in luminous quasars at 2.0≤z≤2.5. McINTOSH D.H., RIEKE M.J., RIX H.-W., et al.
1999ApJ...517L..73M 25 59 Redshifted and blueshifted broad lines in luminous quasars. McINTOSH D.H., RIX H.-W., RIEKE M.J., et al.
1999ApJS..120...51C 2 27 162 The population of weak Mg II absorbers. I. A survey of 26 QSO HIRES/Keck Spectra. CHURCHILL C.W., RIGBY J.R., CHARLTON J.C., et al.
1999PASP..111....1K 4 18 262 The ultraviolet and optical continuum emission in active galactic nuclei: the status of accretion disks. (Invited review). KORATKAR A. and BLAES O.
2000A&A...357..414S 2 9 76 Physical conditions in broad and associated narrow absorption-line systems toward APM 08279+5255. SRIANAND R. and PETITJEAN P.
2000AJ....119..460E 36 11 Optical variability of radio-luminous PG quasars. EGGERS D., SHAFFER D.B. and WEISTROP D.
2000ApJ...543..552S viz 636 252 Surveys for z>3 damped Lyα absorption systems: the evolution of neutral gas. STORRIE-LOMBARDI L.J. and WOLFE A.M.
2000ApJS..126..133W viz 1239 304 The FIRST bright quasar survey. II. 60 nights and 1200 spectra later. WHITE R.L., BECKER R.H., GREGG M.D., et al.
2000ApJS..130....1R 1 88 288 Discovery of damped Lyα systems at redshifts less than 1.65 and results on their incidence and cosmological mass density. RAO S.M. and TURNSHEK D.A.
2000PASP..112..586S 72 T                   2 3 The Lyman continuum polarization rise in the QSO PG 1222+228. SHIELDS G.A.
2000ARA&A..38...79W 97 0 The first 50 years at Palomar, 1949-1999 another view : instruments, spectroscopy and spectrophotometry and the infrared. WALLERSTEIN G. and OKE J.B.
2001A&A...367..381H 92 73 Confirmation of the existence of coherent orientations of quasar polarization vectors on cosmological scales. HUTSEMEKERS D. and LAMY H.
2001AJ....121.2843B viz 6250 77 Quasars in the 2MASS second incremental data release. BARKHOUSE W.A. and HALL P.B.
2001AJ....122..679C 1 19 89 The kinematics of intermediate-redshift Mg II absorbers. CHURCHILL C.W. and VOGT S.S.
2001ApJ...547..635R 146 20 Quasar absorption lines as a function of quasar orientation measures. RICHARDS G.T., LAURENT-MUEHLEISEN S.A., BECKER R.H., et al.
2001MNRAS.327.1208M 3 27 294 Possible evidence for a variable fine-structure constant from QSO absorption lines: motivations, analysis and results. MURPHY M.T., WEBB J.K., FLAMBAUM V.V., et al.
2001Ap.....44..498E 101 0 Surface density of bright, active extragalactic objects. ERASTOVA L.K.
2001RMxAC..10...87S 2 1 The puzzle of the Lyman continuum polarization of QSOs. SHIELDS G.A., AGOL E. and BLAES O.
2002ApJ...570..526S 5 12 181 The kinematic connection between absorbing gas toward QSOs and galaxies at intermediate redshift. STEIDEL C.C., KOLLMEIER J.A., SHAPLEY A.E., et al.
2002ApJS..140..143B viz 335 51 A uniform analysis of the Lyα forest at z = 0-5. III. Hubble Space Telescope faint object spectrograph spectral atlas. BECHTOLD J., DOBRZYCKI A., WILDEN B., et al.
2002MNRAS.335..555K viz 1 35 124 The physical properties of the Lyα forest at z > 1.5 . KIM T.-S., CARSWELL R.F., CRISTIANI S., et al.
2003A&A...412..707R viz 829 11 A catalogue of absorption-line systems in QSO spectra. RYABINKOV A.I., KAMINKER A.D. and VARSHALOVICH D.A.
2003AJ....125...98C 1 19 88 The physical conditions of intermediate-redshift Mg II absorbing clouds from Voigt profile analysis. CHURCHILL C.W., VOGT S.S. and CHARLTON J.C.
2003AJ....126.2152R viz 15       D               15140 214 CAIRNS: the cluster and infall region nearby survey. I. Redshifts and mass profiles. RINES K., GELLER M.J., KURTZ M.J., et al.
2003ApJ...591...43V 36 16 Decline of the space density of quasars between z = 2 and z = 4. VIGOTTI M., CARBALLO R., BENN C.R., et al.
2003ApJ...593L..11Y 38 37 Eddington accretion and QSO emission lines at z∼2. YUAN M.J. and WILLS B.J.
2003ApJ...593..721M 3 6 57 High-latitude H I in the low surface brightness galaxy UGC 7321. MATTHEWS L.D. and WOOD K.
2003MNRAS.345..609M viz 2 70 462 Further evidence for a variable fine-structure constant from Keck/HIRES QSO absorption spectra. MURPHY M.T., WEBB J.K. and FLAMBAUM V.V.
2003MNRAS.346.1103P viz 676 238 The evolution of ΩHIand the epoch of formation of damped Lyman α absorbers. PEROUX C., McMAHON R.G., STORRIE-LOMBARDI L.J., et al.
2004AJ....128.1058T 85 18 The Kast ground-based ultraviolet spectral survey of 79 quasi-stellar objects at redshift 2 for Lyα forest and metal absorption. TYTLER D., O'MEARA J.M., SUZUKI N., et al.
2005A&A...433..757S viz         O           224 28 New optical polarization measurements of quasi-stellar objects. The data. SLUSE D., HUTSEMEKERS D., LAMY H., et al.
2005A&A...434..543B 41 1 Can hidden correlations mimic a variable fine structure constant? BANDIERA R. and CORBELLI E.
2005A&A...441..915H viz 353 157 Mapping extreme-scale alignments of quasar polarization vectors'. HUTSEMEKERS D., CABANAC R., LAMY H., et al.
2005ApJ...621..123U 1 17 99 VLBA imaging of central engines in radio-quiet quasars. ULVESTAD J.S., ANTONUCCI R.R.J. and BARVAINIS R.
2005PNAOC...2..141L 61 0 A study of absorption redshifts of quasars. LIU H.-T.
2006A&A...455..773V viz 108224 628 A catalogue of quasars and active nuclei: 12th edition. VERON-CETTY M.-P. and VERON P.
2006ApJ...636..610R viz 1 155 375 Damped Lyα systems at z<1.65: the expanded Sloan Digital Sky Survey Hubble Space Telescope sample. RAO S.M., TURNSHEK D.A. and NESTOR D.B.
2007AJ....133..303C viz 15       D               117 28 Optical microvariability in radio-quiet quasars. CARINI M.T., NOBLE J.C., TAYLOR R., et al.
2007ApJ...662..909K 15       D               2 25 40 A correlation between galaxy morphology and Mg II halo absorption strength. KACPRZAK G.G., CHURCHILL C.W., STEIDEL C.C., et al.
2007ApJ...669...74L 15       D               2 128 2 A subset of quasars identified by large values of their Doppler redshift. LU L.-Z., QIN Y.-P. and GUPTA A.C.
2009MNRAS.397..265S 15       D               1 129 33 The evolution of star formation in quasar host galaxies. SERJEANT S. and HATZIMINAOGLOU E.
2009A&A...505..385A viz 15       D               1 99836 35 The large quasar reference frame (LQRF). An optical representation of the ICRS. ANDREI A.H., SOUCHAY J., ZACHARIAS N., et al.
2009MmSAI..80..833M viz 15       D               1 77 7 Keck constraints on a varying fine-structure constant: wavelength calibration errors. MURPHY M.T., WEBB J.K. and FLAMBAUM V.
2010AJ....139.2360S viz 80069 836 The Sloan Digital Sky Survey quasar catalog. V. Seventh data release. SCHNEIDER D.P., RICHARDS G.T., HALL P.B., et al.
2010A&A...518A..10V viz 15       D               1 168913 597 A catalogue of quasars and active nuclei: 13th edition. VERON-CETTY M.-P. and VERON P.
2010A&A...520L...7H 15       D               2 44 20 Optical circular polarization in quasars. HUTSEMEKERS D., BORGUET B., SLUSE D., et al.
2011ApJS..194...45S viz 15       D               1 105786 1138 A catalog of quasar properties from Sloan Digital Sky Survey data release 7. SHEN Y., RICHARDS G.T., STRAUSS M.A., et al.
2011ApJ...736...42R viz 15       D               2 203 55 A Hubble space telescope study of Lyman limit systems: census and evolution. RIBAUDO J., LEHNER N. and HOWK J.C.
2011MNRAS.416.3118K 16       D               2 29 74 Morphological properties of z∼ 0.5 absorption-selected galaxies: the role of galaxy inclination. KACPRZAK G.G., CHURCHILL C.W., EVANS J.L., et al.
2012AJ....143..119I viz 15       D               1 50857 129 The Sloan Digital Sky Survey Quasar Lens Search. V. Final catalog from the seventh data release. INADA N., OGURI M., SHIN M.-S., et al.
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