Redshift of southern radio galaxies.

Bibcode
1996A&AS..116..295S
Scarpa, R.; Falomo, R.; Pesce, J. E.
Bibliographical reference

Astronomy and Astrophysics Supplement, v.116, p.295-300

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1996
Number of authors
3
IAC number of authors
0
Citations
7
Refereed citations
7
Description
We report optical spectroscopy and redshift determination for 22 radio galaxies, extracted from the Ekers et al. (1989) compilation. Selected sources, which have both Fanaroff & Riley type I and II radio morphology and are classified as elliptical or S0, have a typical early-type spectrum with strong absorption lines as generally observed in non-radio elliptical galaxies. Only in two cases, 0344-345 and 1521-300, moderately strong emission lines are observed.
Type
Refereed
Galaxies

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