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1980A&AS...39...39B viz 2032 25 A search for faint blue stars in high galactic latitudes. II. Fourteen PSS fields at declinations +6 and 0 near the South Galactic Pole. BERGER J. and FRINGANT A.M.
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.
1985A&AS...61..191B 280 5 A search for faint blue stars in high galactic latitudes. IV. Star and quasar distribution as a function of the magnitude in the PHL and PB surveys near the South Galactic Pole. BERGER J. and FRINGANT A.-M.
1985ApJ...298..275N 16 34 Infrared photometry of the nebulosity around quasars. NEUGEBAUER G., MATTHEWS K., SOIFER B.T., et al.
1985ApJ...298..448W 75 88 Optical selection effects that bias quasar evolution studies. WAMPLER E.J. and PONZ D.
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.
1987ApJS...63..615N 103 311 Continuum energy distributions of quasars in the Palomar-Green survey. NEUGEBAUER G., GREEN R.F., MATTHEWS K., et al.
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...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.
1989ApJS...69....1H 1594 191 The first addition to the new optical catalog of quasi-stellar objects. HEWITT A. and BURBIDGE G.
1989MNRAS.237..739G 118 8 Ultraviolet spectra of a large sample of quasars. I. Data and data reduction. GONDHALEKAR P.M.
1990A&A...236...69V 111 82 Galaxies around luminous quasars. VERON-CETTY M.-P. and WOLTJER L.
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 865 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.
1992A&A...262..401B 35 28 A survey of very low redshift Mg II absorption systems in quasar spectra. BOISSE P., BOULADE O., KUNTH D., et al.
1992ApJS...80..109B 4 88 1452 The emission-line properties of low-redshift quasi-stellar objects. BOROSON T.A. and GREEN R.F.
1993ApJ...406..451L 31 71 Extreme optical Fe II emission in luminous IRAS active galactic nuclei. LIPARI S., TERLEVICH R. and MACCHETTO F.
1993ApJ...413L..63K 2 11 88 The proximity effect and the mean intensity of ionizing radiation at low redshifts. KULKARNI V.P. and FALL S.M.
1993ApJ...413..116S 1 16 87 The Hubble Space Telescope quasar absorption line key project. III. First observational results on Milky Way gas. SAVAGE B.D., LU L., BAHCALL J.N., et al.
1993ApJ...415..517Z 140 54 Does a luminosity-dependent continuum shape cause the Baldwin effect? ZHENG W. and MALKAN M.A.
1993ApJS...87....1B 1 48 267 The Hubble Space Telescope quasar absorption line key project. I. First observational results, including Lyman-Alpha and Lyman-limit systems. BAHCALL J.N., BERGERON J., BOKSENBERG A., et al.
1993ApJS...87..451H viz 14       D               7278 328 A revised and updated catalog of quasi-stellar objects. HEWITT A. and BURBIDGE G.
1993MNRAS.263..425M viz 88 191 The radio and optical properties of the z < 0.5 BQS quasars. MILLER P., RAWLINGS S. and SAUNDERS R.
1994AJ....107.1219E 20 15 Metal-line absorption at z(abs) about z(em) from associated galaxies. ELLINGSON E., YEE H.K.C., BECHTOLD J., 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.
1994ApJ...428...93T 111 T K                 2 40 The HST quasar absorption line key project. IV. HST faint object spectrograph and ground-based observations of the unusual low-redshit broad absorption-line quasi-stellar object
PG 0043+039. 		TURNSHEK D.A., ESPEY B.R., KOPKO M., et al.
1994PASP..106..646K viz 3193 29 The HST quasar absorption-line key project. VIII. CCD imaging of Hubble Space Telescope quasar fields. KIRHAKOS S., SARGENT W.L.W., SCHNEIDER D.P., et al.
1994IAUS..159..450K 4 1 18 Optical, HST, and Rosat observations of BAL QSOs. KOPKO M., TURNSHEK D.A. and ESPEY B.R.
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.
1995A&A...300..881K 15 14 NGC 4526 gas, high velocity clouds, and Galactic halo gas: the interstellar medium towards SN 1994D. KING D.L., VLADILO G., LIPMAN K., et al.
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..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.
1995ApJ...445L..85S 15 32 First direct comparison of high and low ionization line kinematics in active galactic nuclei. SULENTIC J.W., MARZIANI P., DULTZIN-HACYAN D., et al.
1995ApJ...447..496C 10 29 QSO broad emission line asymmetries: evidence of gravitational redshift? CORBIN M.R.
1995ApJS...97....1L viz 143 145 The Hubble Space Telescope quasar absorption line key project. X. Galactic H I 21 centimeter emission toward 143 quasars and active galactic nuclei. LOCKMAN F.J. and SAVAGE B.D.
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.
1996ApJ...470L..85K 1 6 33 Infrared spectroscopy of the gravitationally lensed quasar B1422+231: Mg II λ2798 and Fe II emission from the broad-line gas at z = 3.62. KAWARA K., MURAYAMA T., TANIGUCHI Y., et al.
1996ApJ...473..110U 18 24 Strong clustering in the low-redshift lyα forest. ULMER A.
1996ApJS..104...37M 1 51 339 Comparative analysis of the high- and low-ionization lines in the broad-line region of active galactic nuclei. MARZIANI P., SULENTIC J.W., DULTZIN-HACYAN D., et al.
1996MNRAS.279.1349G 10 30 A quasar with ultrastrong, ultraviolet Fe II emission. GRAHAM M.J., CLOWES R.G. and CAMPUSANO L.E.
1996ARA&A..34..279S 7 38 1083 Interstellar abundances from absorption-line observations with the Hubble Space Telescope. SAVAGE B.D. and SEMBACH K.R.
1996BAAS...28R1301K 2 ~ Chemical composition of, and ionization structure in,QSO broad absorption line regions. KOPKO M.Jr
1997A&A...317..656C 6 3 Sub-arcsecond imaging and spectroscopy of the radio-loud highly polarized quasar PKS 1610-771. COURBIN F., HUTSEMEKERS D., MEYLAN G., et al.
1997ApJ...476...40T 22 55 A Hubble Space Telescope faint object spectrograph survey for broad absorption lines in a sample of low-redshift weak [O III] quasi-stellar objects. TURNSHEK D.A., MONIER E.M., SIROLA C.J., et al.
1997ApJ...485..100T 1 7 28 Hubble Space Telescope observations of the gravitationally lensed Cloverleaf broad absorption line QSO H1413+1143: imaging. TURNSHEK D.A., LUPIE O.L., RAO S.M., et al.
1997ApJ...487L.117M 10 24 The detection of the λ2175 feature and further analysis of the broad absorption line profile structure in the gravitational lens candidate UM 425. MICHALITSIANOS A.G., FALCO E.E., MUNOZ J.A., et al.
1997ApJ...489..656L 6 6 160 The ultraviolet properties of the narrow-line quasar I zw 1. LAOR A., JANNUZI B.T., GREEN R.F., et al.
1997ARA&A..35..217W 2 53 504 High-velocity clouds. WAKKER B.P. and VAN WOERDEN H.
1998ApJ...506....1W 65 159 The Hubble space telescope quasar absorption line key project. XIV. The evolution of Lyα absorption lines in the redshift interval z = 0-1.5. WEYMANN R.J., JANNUZI B.T., LU L., et al.
1998MNRAS.298..121B 2 14 85 HST planetary camera images of quasar host galaxies. BOYCE P.J., DISNEY M.J., BLADES J.C., et al.
1999A&A...345...43B 1 7 28 The X-ray emission from broad absorption line quasars. BRINKMANN W., WANG T., MATSUOKA M., et al.
1999AJ....117.1645M 6 9 New near-infrared spectroscopy of the high-redshift quasar B1422+231 at z = 3.62. MURAYAMA T., TANIGUCHI Y., EVANS A.S., et al.
1999AJ....118.1169X 415 161 Radio-loud and radio-quiet active galactic nuclei. XU C., LIVIO M. and BAUM S.
1999ApJ...519..549G 3 11 109 Exploratory ASCA observations of broad absorption line quasi-stellar objects. GALLAGHER S.C., BRANDT W.N., SAMBRUNA R.M., et al.
1999MNRAS.307..821W 1 3 10 Ionized ultraviolet and soft X-ray absorption in the low-redshift active galactic nucleus PG 1126-041. WANG T.G., BRINKMANN W., WAMSTEKER W., et al.
1999MNRAS.309..803G 53 33 Optical monitoring of quasars - I. Variability. GARCIA A., SODRE L., JABLONSKI F.J., et al.
1999PASP..111..954K 18 13 Broad absorption line quasars and the radio-loud/radio-quiet dichotomy. KUNCIC Z.
2000A&A...354..453H 1 20 77 Dust in PG quasars as seen by ISO. HAAS M., MUELLER S.A.H., CHINI R., et al.
2000ApJ...528..637B 1 87 287 On the nature of soft X-ray weak quasi-stellar objects. BRANDT W.N., LAOR A. and WILLS B.J.
2000ApJ...531...52G 2 31 192 X-ray observations of optically selected, radio-quiet quasars. I. The ASCA results. GEORGE I.M., TURNER T.J., YAQOOB T., et al.
2000ApJ...536L...5S 31 3 283 Eigenvector 1: an optimal correlation space for active galactic nuclei. SULENTIC J.W., ZWITTER T., MARZIANI P., et al.
2000ApJS..129..563S 85 41 The Hubble space telescope quasar absorption line key project. XV. Milky Way absorption lines. SAVAGE B.D., WAKKER B., JANNUZI B.T., et al.
2000ApJS..130...67S 103 161 A uniform analysis of the Lyα forest at z=0-5. II. Measuring the mean intensity of the extragalactic ionizing background using the proximity effect. SCOTT J., BECHTOLD J., DOBRZYCKI A., et al.
2000MNRAS.314..815G 17 25 Rapid optical variability in radio-quiet QSOs. GOPAL-KRISHNA, GUPTA A.C., SAGAR R., et al.
2000ARA&A..38..521S 4 30 371 Phenomenology of broad emission lines in active galactic nuclei. SULENTIC J.W., MARZIANI P. and DULTZIN-HACYAN D.
2000NewAR..44..461B 1 9 45 Observational similarities and potential connections between luminous ultrasoft NLS1s and BALQSOs. BRANDT W.N. and GALLAGHER S.C.
2001AJ....121..591B 1 14 46 An XMM-Newton detection of the z=5.80 X-ray-weak quasar SDSSp J104433.04-012502.2. BRANDT W.N., GUAINAZZI M., KASPI S., et al.
2001AJ....122.2143V 51 51 Exploratory Chandra observations of the highest-redshift quasars: x-rays from the dawn of the modern universe. VIGNALI C., BRANDT W.N., FAN X., et al.
2001ApJ...549..133G 62 84 On the origin of intrinsic narrow absorption lines in z≲1 QSOs. GANGULY R., BOND N.A., CHARLTON J.C., et al.
2001ApJ...557..578F 44 14 WFPC2 imaging of quasar environments: a comparison of large bright quasar survey and Hubble space telescope archive quasars. FINN R.A., IMPEY C.D. and HOOPER E.J.
2001ApJ...558..553M 2 20 156 Searching for the physical drivers of the eigenvector 1 correlation space. MARZIANI P., SULENTIC J.W., ZWITTER T., et al.
2001ApJS..133....1U viz 1477 79 The ASCA medium sensitivity survey (the GIS catalog project): source catalog. UEDA Y., ISHISAKI Y., TAKAHASHI T., et al.
2001ApJS..136..463W viz 447 298 Distances and metallicities of high- and intermediate-velocity clouds. WAKKER B.P.
2001MNRAS.322..843P 1 14 53 The host galaxies of luminous radio-quiet quasars. PERCIVAL W.J., MILLER L., McLURE R.J., et al.
2001Msngr.104...25S 7 3 Eigenvector 1: an H-R diagram for AGN? SULENTIC J.W., CALVANI M. and MARZIANI P.
2001NewAR..45..617H 19 3 Dust in PG quasars as seen by ISO. HAAS M.
2001NewAR..45..625K 17 2 Active galactic nuclei and star-forming galaxies : competition and cooperation. KROLIK J.H.
2002ApJ...569..641L 56 122 The luminosity dependence of ultraviolet absorption in active galactic nuclei. LAOR A. and BRANDT W.N.
2002ApJ...571..654D 167 15 A uniform analysis of the Lyα forest at z = 0-5. IV. The clustering and evolution of clouds at z ≤ 1.7. DOBRZYCKI A., BECHTOLD J., SCOTT J., et al.
2002ApJ...571..665S viz 179 60 A uniform analysis of the Lyα forest at z=0-5. V. The extragalactic ionizing background at low redshift. SCOTT J., BECHTOLD J., MORITA M., et al.
2002ApJ...576...61H 68 75 The luminosity function of QSO host galaxies. HAMILTON T.S., CASERTANO S. and TURNSHEK D.A.
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.
2002ApJS..140..331L viz 292 47 A very sensitive 21 centimeter survey for galactic high-velocity H I. LOCKMAN F.J., MURPHY E.M., PETTY-POWELL S., et al.
2002PASJ...54..327K 83 218 Study of the X-ray background spectrum and its large-scale fluctuation with ASCA. KUSHINO A., ISHISAKI Y., MORITA U., et al.
2003A&A...402...87H 70 157 The ISO view of Palomar-Green quasars. HAAS M., KLAAS U., MUELLER S.A.H., et al.
2003A&A...411L..59E viz 1017 51 High-energy sources before INTEGRAL. INTEGRAL reference catalog. EBISAWA K., BOURBAN G., BODAGHEE A., 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.
2003ApJ...590..707M 97 25 A Hubble Space Telescope WFPC2 snapshot survey of 2MASS-selected red QSOs. MARBLE A.R., HINES D.C., SCHMIDT G.D., et al.
2003ApJS..145..199M viz 216 190 An optical spectroscopic atlas of low-redshift active galactic nuclei. MARZIANI P., SULENTIC J.W., ZAMANOV R., et al.
2003MmSAI..74..367M 8 0 Obscuration and reprocessing in the cosmic history of active galactic nuclei. MATT G., BONGARDO C., BRAITO V., et al.
2004ApJS..150...73E 216 20 A complete atlas of recalibrated Hubble space telescope faint object spectrograph spectra of active galactic nuclei and quasars. I. Pre-COSTAR spectra. EVANS I.N. and KORATKAR A.P.
2004MNRAS.350L..31B 84 74 On the origin of the C IV Baldwin effect in active galactic nuclei. BASKIN A. and LAOR A.
2004MNRAS.355..196F 1 25 141 The host galaxies of luminous quasars. FLOYD D.J.E., KUKULA M.J., DUNLOP J.S., et al.
2005ApJ...625...78H viz 115 67 The physical connections among infrared QSOs, Palomar-Green QSOs, and narrow-line Seyfert 1 galaxies. HAO C.N., XIA X.Y., MAO S., et al.
2005MNRAS.356..607S 31 48 Intranight optical variability of BL Lacs, radio-quiet quasars and radio-loud quasars. STALIN C.S., GUPTA A.C., GOPAL-KRISHNA, et al.
2005MNRAS.356.1029B 87 225 What controls the CIV line profile in active galactic nuclei ? BASKIN A. and LAOR A.
2006A&A...455..773V viz 108223 628 A catalogue of quasars and active nuclei: 12th edition. VERON-CETTY M.-P. and VERON P.
2006ApJ...637..682W 23 2 The first Chandra field. WEISSKOPF M.C., ALDCROFT T.L., CAMERON R.A., et al.
2006ApJ...641..689V 3 107 1004 Determining central black hole masses in distant active galaxies and quasars. II. Improved optical and UV scaling relationships. VESTERGAARD M. and PETERSON B.M.
2006ApJ...647..886P 61 15 X-ray absorption in type II quasars: implications for the equatorial paradigm of broad absorption line quasars. PUNSLY B.
2006RMxAA..42...23S 25 15 Low redshift BAL QSOs in the eigenvector 1 context. SULENTIC J.W., DULTZIN-HACYAN D., MARZIANI P., et al.
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...661..660K 15       D               2 70 24 Anticorrelation between the mass of a supermassive black hole and the mass accretion rate in type 1 ultraluminous infrared galaxies and nearby QSOs. KAWAKATU N., IMANISHI M. and NAGAO T.
2007ApJ...664...53A viz 31831 13 Photometric selection of QSO candidates from GALEX sources. ATLEE D.W. and GOULD A.
2007ApJ...669..841S 15       D               1 208 98 Aromatic features in AGNs: star-forming infrared luminosity function of AGN host galaxies. SHI Y., OGLE P., RIEKE G.H., et al.
2007BASI...35..141G 12 6 Further evidence for intra-night optical variability of radio-quiet quasars. GOYAL A., GOPAL-KRISHNA, SAGAR R., et al.
2008A&A...478..321B viz 52       D     X         2 156 20 Evidence of a type 1/type 2 dichotomy in the correlation between quasar optical polarization and host-galaxy/extended emission position angles. BORGUET B., HUTSEMEKERS D., LETAWE G., et al.
2008ApJ...678...22H 15       D   O           1 70 13 The fundamental plane of QSOs and the relationship between host and nucleus. HAMILTON T.S., CASERTANO S. and TURNSHEK D.A.
2008MNRAS.386.1557C 276       D     X C F     6 19 21 The nature of the intranight variability of radio-quiet quasars. CZERNY B., SIEMIGINOWSKA A., JANIUK A., et al.
2008MNRAS.390..847L 15       D               1 104 147 On the origin of radio emission in radio-quiet quasars. LAOR A. and BEHAR E.
2009MNRAS.397..265S 15       D               1 129 33 The evolution of star formation in quasar host galaxies. SERJEANT S. and HATZIMINAOGLOU E.
2009MNRAS.397.1893V 90       D         F     3 28 14 Intranight polarization variability in radio-loud and radio-quiet AGN. VILLFORTH C., NILSSON K., OSTENSEN R., et al.
2009ApJS..184..398H 15       D               3 95 18 Magellan spectroscopy of low-redshift active galactic nuclei. HO L.C. and KIM M.
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.
2009MNRAS.400.1803W 15       D               1 43 3 Supermassive black hole mass regulated by host galaxy morphology. WATABE Y., KAWAKATU N., IMANISHI M., 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.
2011ApJ...728...98D 16       D               1 81 262 The radiative efficiency of accretion flows in individual active galactic nuclei. DAVIS S.W. and LAOR A.
2012MNRAS.419.3433J 15       D               4 56 1 Probing spectral properties of radio-quiet quasars searched for optical microvariability - II. JOSHI R., CHAND H., WIITA P.J., et al.
2012MNRAS.420.2518N 76           X         2 91 11 The environment of weak emission-line quasars. NIKOLAJUK M. and WALTER R.
2013MNRAS.433.1778R 38           X         1 15 8 Rest-frame optical properties of luminous, radio-selected broad absorption line quasars. RUNNOE J.C., GANGULY R., BROTHERTON M.S., et al.
2013ApJ...772..153L 40           X         1 9 46 Weak hard X-ray emission from two broad absorption line quasars observed with NuSTAR: compton-thick absorption or intrinsic X-ray weakness? LUO B., BRANDT W.N., ALEXANDER D.M., et al.
2013MNRAS.435.1300G viz 15       D               1 78 21 Improved characterization of intranight optical variability of prominent AGN classes. GOYAL A., GOPAL-KRISHNA, WIITA P.J., et al.
2014ApJS..214...23S viz 15       D               1 139 29 Infrared spectra and photometry of complete samples of palomar-green and two micron all sky survey quasars. SHI Y., RIEKE G.H., OGLE P.M., et al.
2014ApJ...794...70L 636       D     X C       16 12 49 Weak hard X-ray emission from broad absorption line quasars: evidence for intrinsic X-ray weakness. LUO B., BRANDT W.N., ALEXANDER D.M., et al.
2015ApJS..216...17K viz 133       D     X         4 83 21 The AKARI 2.5-5.0 µm spectral atlas of Type-1 active galactic nuclei: black hole mass estimator, line ratio, and hot dust temperature. KIM D., IM M., KIM J.H., et al.
2015A&A...577L...1K 1583 T K A S   X C       38 4 3 Proving strong magnetic fields near to the central black hole in the quasar
PG 0043+039 via cyclotron lines. 		KOLLATSCHNY W., SCHARTEL N., ZETZL M., et al.
2015ApJ...805..124S 39           X         1 74 22 Weak emission-line quasars in the context of a modified Baldwin effect. SHEMMER O. and LIEBER S.
2015ApJS..219...22P 16       D               4 87 19 Herschel survey of the palomar-green QSOs at low redshift. PETRIC A.O., HO L.C., FLAGEY N.J.M., et al.
2016A&A...585A..18K 5311 T K A D S   X C       133 19 1 The peculiar optical-UV X-ray spectra of the X-ray weak quasar

PG 0043+039. 		KOLLATSCHNY W., SCHARTEL N., ZETZL M., et al.
2016ApJ...818..113N viz 16       D               1 878 76 The H I content of the Universe over the past 10 GYRS. NEELEMAN M., PROCHASKA J.X., RIBAUDO J., et al.
2016AJ....151...24A viz 16       D               1 3922 10 The Large Sky Area Multi-Object Fiber Spectroscopic Telescope quasar survey: quasar properties from the first data release. AI Y.L., WU X.-B., YANG J., et al.
2016ApJ...819L..27Z viz 16       D               2 69 20 Distributions of quasar hosts on the galaxy main sequence plane. ZHANG Z., SHI Y., RIEKE G.H., et al.
2016A&A...587A..83M 39         O X         1 80 5 Broad-band spectral energy distribution of 3000 Å break quasars from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey. MEUSINGER H., SCHALLDACH P., MIRHOSSEINI A., et al.
2016ApJS..224....2H viz 16       D               1 31769 226 The K2 ecliptic plane input catalog (EPIC) and stellar classifications of 138,600 targets in campaigns 1-8. HUBER D., BRYSON S.T., HAAS M.R., et al.
2016AJ....152...25M viz 16       D               1 1056 32 The UV-bright quasar survey (UVQS): DR1. MONROE T.R., PROCHASKA J.X., TEJOS N., et al.
2016A&A...591A.136L viz 55       D     X         2 422 70 The far-infrared emitting region in local galaxies and QSOs: Size and scaling relations. LUTZ D., BERTA S., CONTURSI A., et al.
2016MNRAS.462..966G 16       D               1 212 2 The underlying driver for the C IV Baldwin effect in QSOs with 0 < z < 5. GE X., BIAN W.-H., JIANG X.-L., et al.
2017ApJS..228....6X 95       D       C       3 152 16 Silicate dust in active galactic nuclei. XIE Y., LI A. and HAO L.
2017ApJ...835..257L 214       D     X C       5 122 53 Dust-deficient Palomar-Green quasars and the diversity of AGN intrinsic IR emission. LYU J., RIEKE G.H. and SHI Y.
2017ApJ...841...76L viz 16       D               1 137 48 The intrinsic far-infrared continua of type-1 quasars. LYU J. and RIEKE G.H.
2017MNRAS.471...59L viz 16       D               1 88 18 Intrinsic AGN SED & black hole growth in the Palomar-Green quasars. LANI C., NETZER H. and LUTZ D.
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