Structure and Evolution of Active Galactic Nuclei

Table of Contents

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   Book Overview
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   Chapter 1 Evolution of the Luminosity Function of Quasars
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   Chapter 2 IRAS Observations of Active Galaxies
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   Chapter 3 The Properties of “Dwarf” Seyfert Nuclei in Nearby Galaxies
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   Chapter 4 Continuity in the Observed Properties of QSOs, High-Redshift Emission-Line Radio Galaxies, BL Lac Objects, N Systems and Seyfert Galaxies, and Possible Interpretations
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   Chapter 5 Spectral Properties of Blazars Observed at Ultraviolet and X-Ray Frequencies
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   Chapter 6 Optical Variability in Quasars
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   Chapter 7 Internal Dynamics and Formation of Emission Clouds in Active Galactic Nuclei
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   Chapter 8 On the Papaloizou and Pringle Instability
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    Chapter 9 The Birth of AGNs and Quasars via the Collapse of Dense Star Clusters to Supermassive Black Holes
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    Chapter 10 The Possible Mechanism of the Formation of the Hard Spectrum of Active Galactic Nuclei
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    Chapter 11 The Protogalactic Connection
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    Chapter 12 Seyfert Galaxies in the Universe
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    Chapter 13 Evolutionary Connection of Seyfert Galaxies and Quasars
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    Chapter 14 Evolutionary Continuity of the Optical AGNs
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    Chapter 15 Surveys of Local AGN’s
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    Chapter 16 Discovery of Narrow and Variable Lines in the Ultraviolet Spectrum of the Seyfert Galaxy NGC 4151, and an Outline of Our Previous Results
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    Chapter 17 Large Scale Ionized Gas in Radio Galaxies and Quasars
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    Chapter 18 Host Galaxies of Quasars
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    Chapter 19 Observations of Faint Quasars: Shape and Evolution of the Luminosity Function
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    Chapter 20 A New Complete Sample of Faint, Optically Selected Quasars: Comparison with Previous Results
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    Chapter 21 Evolution of the Luminosity Function of Extragalactic Objects
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    Chapter 22 Spectral Evolution in Young Active Galactic Nuclei
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    Chapter 23 Quasar Evolution and Luminosity Function: An X-Ray Perspective
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    Chapter 24 Properties of the sharp metal-rich absorption lines observed in QSO spectra
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    Chapter 25 Radio Galaxy Populations: A Progress Report
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    Chapter 26 Some Theoretical Aspects of AGNs
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    Chapter 27 Megamasers in Nuclei of Galaxies
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    Chapter 28 Quasar Candidates in the Field of S.A. 94 (2h53m+0°20′)
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    Chapter 29 Improvement of the Hubble Diagram for QSO’s Leading Towards q o
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    Chapter 30 Liners: The Low Luminosity End of AGN
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    Chapter 31 Observations of Active Nuclei at Calar Alto Observatory
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    Chapter 32 Frequency Dependent Polarization in Blazars
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    Chapter 33 CCD Photometry of a Sample of Seyfert Galaxies: A Progress Report
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    Chapter 34 A New Faint QSO Survey
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    Chapter 35 The Relative Frequency of Compact Extragalactic Objects
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    Chapter 36 An Idealized Model for Dust Accretion in Active Galactic Nuclei
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    Chapter 37 Ram Pressure Confinement of the Emission Line Gas and the Associated Radio Emission in AGN’s
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    Chapter 38 Ultraviolet Spectra of 3 Seyfert 1 Galaxies with Optical Fe II Emission Lines
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    Chapter 39 Distribution of Quasars and the Formation of Large Scale Structure in the Universe
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    Chapter 40 Relativistic Particle Streams in AGN
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    Chapter 41 The Behaviour of the CIV Emission Line Strength in Variable Seyfert I Galaxies
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    Chapter 42 The Low Excitation Lines in Quasars and AGN in the Frame Work of Photoionization Models
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    Chapter 43 Cosmological Evolution of Optically Selected QSOs
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    Chapter 44 The Small Wide Angle Tail NGC4874 in the Center of Coma Cluster
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    Chapter 45 Collimated Winds from Active Galactic Nuclei
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    Chapter 46 Comparison between Optically Selected and X-Ray Selected Active Galactic Nuclei
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    Chapter 47 Groups Around Bright Seyfert Nuclei
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    Chapter 48 Statistics of Bright Galaxies and Cluster Morphology
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    Chapter 49 First Results from a Catalog of Data Concerning AGN — FWHM and FWZI versus L O for CIV and Hβ
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    Chapter 50 Cosmological Evolution in the Extent of Double Radio Galaxies
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    Chapter 51 The Spectral Index — Flux Density Relation and the Cosmological Evolution of Radio Sources
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    Chapter 52 Effect of Dynamical Friction on the Escape of a Supermassive Black Hole Ejected from the Center of a Galaxy
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    Chapter 53 Classification of Optical Jets in Galaxies
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    Chapter 54 Cerenkov Line Radiation — a New Interpretation of the Emission Lines of Quasars
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    Chapter 55 An Interpretation of the Lightcurve of BL Lac
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    Chapter 56 The I.A.C./Q.M.C. Catalogue of Quasar Multiband Spectra
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    Chapter 57 The Optical Variability of 3C345
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    Chapter 58 Double Nucleus Galaxies
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    Chapter 59 A Test for the Gravitational Lens Hypothesis in the Most Luminous Quasar: S5 0014+81
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    Chapter 60 The Properties of X-Ray Selected BL Lac Objects
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    Chapter 61 Kiso Surveys of Ultraviolet-Excess Objects
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    Chapter 62 Steep Spectrum Radio Sources Showing Low Frequency Variability
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    Chapter 63 The Luminosity Function of Quasars and Low Luminosity Active Galactic Nuclei
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    Chapter 64 Near Infrared Surface Photometry of NGC1068
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    Chapter 65 Active Galaxies in High Density Environments
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    Chapter 66 Towards the Luminosity Function of Seyfert Galaxy Nuclei
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    Chapter 67 Distance of the Far Galaxies and Scattering of the Photons in the Space
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    Chapter 68 The Optical Luminosity of the Invisible Nucleus of M82
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    Chapter 69 Flux Variations and Structural Changes in Extragalactic Radio Sources
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    Chapter 70 The Magnetic Monopoles Content of Galactic Nuclei, Quasars, Stars and Planets
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    Chapter 71 A Monopole Model for Galactic Nuclei
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    Chapter 72 An Evolutionary Link between Seyfert I and II Galaxies ?
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    Chapter 73 The Possible Determination of Two New BL Lac Redshifts
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    Chapter 74 MAGN; Mildly Active Galactic Nuclei
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    Chapter 75 On the Duplicity of Seyfert Galaxy NGC 1275 Nucleus
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    Chapter 76 PCD Spectroscopy of Mkn 463 a Double Nucleus Seyfert-2 Galaxy
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    Chapter 77 Narrow Band Photometry and the Reddening of CYG A
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    Chapter 78 Evolution of Powerful AGN and the Collapse of Rich Clusters
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    Chapter 79 Low-Luminosity Active Nuclei in Nearby Elliptical Galaxies
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    Chapter 80 Kinematics in the Narrow Line Region of NGC 4151 — Evidence for a Merger ?
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    Chapter 81 T Cor B, a “Seyfert 1 Nucleus” at 1200±100 Parsecs?
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    Chapter 82 Interaction and Emission Morphology
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    Chapter 83 Floppy Discs: A Recipe for the “Observers’ Dream” Model
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    Chapter 84 The Leo Intergalactic Neutral Hydrogen Cloud
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    Chapter 85 Emission Lines Indicating a Universal L/M Ratio for the Central Engine in AGN ?
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    Chapter 86 The Explanation of the Positron-Electron Annihilation Line at Our Galactic Center under the Model of Galactic Nuclei with Monopoles