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1977A&A....58..139M 85 15 On the nature of galaxies with UV continuum having broad emission lines. MARKARIAN B.E.
1978AJ.....83.1141N 50 5 Accurate positions of optically selected QSOs. NIETO J.-L.
1981A&AS...45...99M 27 27 A 1415 MHz survey of Seyfert and related galaxies. II. MEURS E.J.A. and WILSON A.S.
1981AJ.....86..811K 301 20 Accurate optical positions for Markarian galaxies 798-1095. KOJOIAN G., ELLIOTT R. and TOVMASSIAN H.M.
1982ApJ...253..504M 64 174 A medium sensitivity X-ray survey using the Einstein Observatory: the log N-log S relation for extragalactic X-ray sources. MACCACARO T., FEIGELSON E.D., FENER M., et al.
1982ApJ...263...32B 1 12 85 A spectroscopic investigation of the nebulosity around low-luminosity quasars. BOROSON T.A., OKE J.B. and GREEN R.F.
1982Afz....18..215A 77 9 Observations of galaxies with ultraviolet continuum at 102 MHZ. ARTYUKH V.S., KANDALYAN R.A., HOVANISSIAN M.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...271..524G 74 18 VLA Observations of a complete sample of extragalactic X-Ray sources. II. GIOIA I.M., FEIGELSON E.D., MACCACARO T., et al.
1983ApJ...273..458S 68 135 The Einstein Observatory medium sensitivity survey : optical identifications for a complete sample of X-ray sources. STOCKE J.T., LIEBERT J., GIOIA I.M., et al.
1983ApJ...273..478O 79 132 Spectra of Seyfert galaxies and Seyfert galaxy candidates. OSTERBROCK D.E. and DAHARI O.
1983MNRAS.204..811C 89 56 Optical positions of Seyfert galaxies- II. CLEMENTS E.D.
1984ApJ...283..486M 56 75 X-Ray selected quasars and Seyfert galaxies: cosmological evolution, luminosity function, and contribution to the X-ray background. MACCACARO T., GIOIA I.M. and STOCKE J.T.
1984ApJ...284...33R 148 61 Effects of dust on the infrared emission, selected line ratios, and polarization of Seyfert 1 galaxies, broad-line radio galaxies, and quasars. RUDY R.J.
1984ApJS...54..495G 106 44 An imaging survey of fields around quasars. I. A catalog GREEN R.F. and YEE H.K.C.
1984MNRAS.207..263B 33 85 Inferences from a study of Fe II emission in radio-loud and radio-quiet quasars. BERGERON J. and KUNTH D.
1984MNRAS.207..883M 26 3 Optical positions of active galaxies. MEURS E.J.A.
1985ApJ...289...67D 27 86 Observations of the Hbeta region in some broad-line objects. DE ROBERTIS M.
1985ApJ...293..120B 1 22 155 More spectroscopy of the fuzz around QSOs: additional evidence for two types of QSO. BOROSON T.A., PERSSON S.E. and OKE J.B.
1985MNRAS.212..857C 88 84 The optical luminosity function of Seyfert 1 nuclei. CHENG F.Z., DANESE L., DE ZOTTI G., et al.
1986A&A...166...27C 39 92 The emission spectrum of active galactic nuclei. II. High column density photoionization models and low ionization lines. COLLIN-SOUFFRIN S., DUMONT S., JOLY M., et al.
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.
1986ApJS...62..751M 1525 187 A catalog of Markarian galaxies. MAZZARELLA J.M. and BALZANO V.A.
1986MNRAS.222..619G 31 2 A relationship between the X-ray luminosity and redshift of extragalactic objects. GIOVANNELLI F. and POLCARO V.F.
1986SoSAO..51....5N 157 8 The four-colour photometry of Seyfert galaxies. I. Observational results. NEIZVESTNY S.I.
1987AJ.....94..289P 8 9 Optical variability of X-ray-selected QSOs. PICA A.J., WEBB J.R., SMITH A.G., et al.
1987AJ.....94.1461Y 37 37 Companions of low-redshift radio-quiet quasars. YEE H.K.C.
1987ApJ...318..188W 69 7 Luminosity dependence in the ratio of X-ray to infrared emission of QSOs. WORRALL D.M.
1987ApJS...63..615N 103 311 Continuum energy distributions of quasars in the Palomar-Green survey. NEUGEBAUER G., GREEN R.F., MATTHEWS K., et al.
1988A&A...192...87J 13 25 Contribution of Fe II to the asymmetry of H-beta in active galactic nuclei. JOLY M.
1988ApJ...324..809K 85 60 X-ray, optical, and infrared luminosity correlations in radio-quiet quasars. KRISS G.A.
1988ApJ...330..751P 41 55 Calcium infrared triplet emission in active galactic nuclei. PERSSON S.E.
1988ApJS...67..249D 283 212 A statistical study of properties of Seyfert and starburst galaxies. DAHARI O. and DE ROBERTIS M.M.
1988Ap&SS.148..305P 65 2 A proposed program of observations of extragalactic X-ray sources. PETROV G.T.
1988SoSAO..55....5L viz 944 33 A catalogue of Seyfert galaxies. LIPOVETSKY V.A., NEIZVESTNY S.I. and NEIZVESTNAYA O.M.
1989A&AS...81..253D 184 16 A catalogue of extented ionized nebulosities around active galactic nuclei. DURRET F.
1989AJ.....97..777E 174 366 Accurate galactic N H values towards quasars and AGN. ELVIS M., LOCKMAN F.J. and WILKES B.J.
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...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...343...54S 59 42 Toward a classification scheme for broad-line profiles in active galactic nuclei. SULENTIC J.W.
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.
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...72..567G viz 872 653 The Einstein Observatory extended medium-sensitivity survey. I. X-ray data and analysis. GIOIA M., MACCACARO T., SCHILD R.E., et al.
1990ApJS...74..347K 73 118 Soft X-ray properties of Seyfert galaxies I. Spectra. KRUPPER J.S., URRY C.M. and CANIZARES C.R.
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.
1991A&A...242...49J 191 60 Relationship between Fe II and radio emission in active galactic nuclei. JOLY M.
1991ApJ...369..106S 33 22 Infrared polarimetry of quasars. SITKO M.L. and ZHU Y.
1991ApJS...76..813S viz 14       D               1 855 870 The Einstein Observatory extended medium-sensitivity survey. II. The optical identifications. STOCKE J.T., MORRIS S.L., GIOIA I.M., 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.
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.
1992MNRAS.254...93M 77 65 A spectrophotometric study of BQS quasars. MILLER P., RAWLINGS S., SAUNDERS R., et al.
1993A&A...274...79J 52 12 The soft X-ray spectra of quasars and X-ray beaming models. JACKSON N., BROWNE I.W.A. and WARWICK R.S.
1993ApJ...410...21J 15 6 Discovery of a new component in the gravitationally lensed quasar 0957+561. JONES C., STERN C., FALCO E., 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....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...420...58M 1 24 100 Near-infrared imaging of low-redshift quasar host galaxies. McLEOD K.K. and RIEKE G.H.
1994ApJ...421...34M 27 43 How fast do quasar emission lines vary ? First results from a program to monitor the Balmer lines of the Palomar-Green quasars. MAOZ D., SMITH P.S., JANNUZI B.T., 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.
1994ApJS...94..517M 204 38 High-energy spectra of active galactic nuclei. I. The catalog. MALAGUTI G., BASSANI L. and CAROLI E.
1994IAUS..159..370C 4 0 Rosat observations of Einstein EMSS AGNs. CAPPI M., PALUMBO G.G.C., DELLA CECA R., et al.
1995A&A...298...22M 109 32 Multiwavelength analysis of active galaxies: implications on unified Seyfert models. MAS-HESSE J.M., RODRIGUEZ-PASCUAL P.M., SANZ FERNANDEZ DE CORDOBA L., et al.
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..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...452..582J 16 45 The examination of optical microvariability in radio-quiet and radio-loud quasi-stellar objects. JANG M. and MILLER H.R.
1995ApJS...98..369B viz 1310 34 A multifrequency radio continuum and IRAS faint source survey of Markarian galaxies. BICAY M.D., KOJOIAN G., SEAL J., et al.
1995MNRAS.277.1463C 86 21 The Cambridge-Cambridge ROSAT Serendipity Survey. III. VLA observations and the evolution of radio-quiet and radio-loud objects. CILIEGI P., ELVIS M., WILKES B.J., et al.
1996A&A...309...81W viz 83 192 X-ray properties of active galactic nuclei with optical FeII emission. WANG T., BRINKMANN W. and BERGERON J.
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.
1996MNRAS.282..477C 63 17 The X-ray spectral properties of X-ray-selected AGN: ROSAT spectra of EMSS AGN. CILIEGI P. and MACCACARO T.
1997A&A...319..413B viz 649 112 Broad band energy distribution of ROSAT detected quasars. I. Radio-loud objects. BRINKMANN W., YUAN W. and SIEBERT J.
1997A&A...326..885B 32 15 UV to X-ray spectra of radio-quiet quasars. Comparison with accretion disk models. BRUNNER H., MUELLER C., FRIEDRICH P., et al.
1997MNRAS.284..401C 84 20 The Cambridge-Cambridge ROSAT Serendipity Survey. IV. The X-ray properties. CILIEGI P., ELVIS M., WILKES B.J., et al.
1997MNRAS.285..511B 143 26 The Cambridge-Cambridge ROSAT Serendipity Survey - V. Catalogue and optical identifications. BOYLE B.J., WILKES B.J. and ELVIS M.
1997MNRAS.288..260G 55 3 Soft X-ray colours of Seyfert 1 galaxies and quasars GONDHALEKAR P.M., ROUILLON-FOLEY C. and KELLETT B.J.
1997PASP..109...39R 57 10 Quasar photometry with the SDSS monitor telescope. RICHARDS G.T., YANNY B., ANNIS J., et al.
1998A&A...330..108Y viz 848 132 Broad band energy distribution of ROSAT detected quasars. II. Radio-quiet objects. YUAN W., BRINKMANN W., SIEBERT J., et al.
1998A&A...332..410H viz 170 121 Evidence for very large-scale coherent orientations of quasar polarization vectors. HUTSEMEKERS D.
1998A&AS..128..299P viz 6816 141 Total magnitude, radius, colour indices, colour gradients and photometric type of galaxies. PRUGNIEL P. and HERAUDEAU P.
1999A&AS..135...83M viz 22 5 Near infrared observations of quasars with extended ionized envelopes. MARQUEZ I., DURRET F. and PETITJEAN P.
1999AJ....118...35N 39 30 Variability of quasars at 10 microns. NEUGEBAUER G. and MATTHEWS K.
1999MNRAS.306..637G 1 43 249 Long-term optical variability properties of the Palomar-Green quasars. GIVEON U., MAOZ D., KASPI S., et al.
2000A&A...353...77T viz 254 9 Evidence for the class of the most luminous quasars. II. Variability, polarization, and the gap in the MV distribution. TEERIKORPI P.
2000AJ....119..460E 36 11 Optical variability of radio-luminous PG quasars. EGGERS D., SHAFFER D.B. and WEISTROP D.
2000AJ....119.2540G viz 520 29 The Asiago-ESO/RASS QSO survey. I. The catalog and the local QSO luminosity function. GRAZIAN A., CRISTIANI S., D'ODORICO V., 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...533..631K 12 45 1743 Reverberation measurements for 17 quasars and the size-mass-luminosity relations in active galactic nuclei. KASPI S., SMITH P.S., NETZER H., et al.
2000ApJ...544L..91N 1 37 198 Black hole mass, velocity dispersion, and the radio source in active galactic nuclei. NELSON C.H.
2000MNRAS.311..833C 46 15 Far-infrared-loud quasars - I. Disturbed and quiescent quasars in the PG survey. CLEMENTS D.L.
2001AJ....121.2843B viz 6250 77 Quasars in the 2MASS second incremental data release. BARKHOUSE W.A. and HALL P.B.
2001Ap.....44..498E 101 0 Surface density of bright, active extragalactic objects. ERASTOVA L.K.
2001ARep...45..581B viz 14       D               1 1482 6 Properties of quasar-galaxy associations and gravitational mesolensing by halo objects. BUKHMASTOVA Y.L.
2002A&A...388..771C 1 22 102 Are quasars accreting at super-Eddington rates? COLLIN S., BOISSON C., MOUCHET M., et al.
2002A&A...395..465B 34 25 Masses, accretion rates and inclinations of AGNs. BIAN W. and ZHAO Y.
2002ApJ...564..120H 1 84 304 On the relationship between radio emission and black hole mass in galactic nuclei. HO L.C.
2002ApJ...571L...1A 73 13 The relation between mid-infrared emission and black hole mass in active galactic nuclei: a direct way to probe black hole growth. ALONSO-HERRERO A., IVANOV V.D., JAYAWARDHANA R., et al.
2002ApJ...579..530W 1 183 699 Active galactic nucleus black hole masses and bolometric luminosities. WOO J.-H. and URRY C.M.
2002ApJS..141...23E viz 330 5 JHK' imaging photometry of Seyfert 1 active galactic nuclei and quasars. I. Multiaperture photometry. ENYA K., YOSHII Y., KOBAYASHI Y., et al.
2002MNRAS.337..109M 3 34 394 Measuring the black hole masses of high-redshift quasars. McLURE R.J. and JARVIS M.J.
2003A&A...406..535Z viz 15       D               1 10257 80 The Hamburg/RASS Catalogue of optical identifications. Northern high-galactic latitude ROSAT Bright Source Catalogue X-ray sources. ZICKGRAF F.-J., ENGELS D., HAGEN H.-J., et al.
2003A&A...412...45P viz 15       D               1 956189 750 HYPERLEDA. I. Identification and designation of galaxies. PATUREL G., PETIT C., PRUGNIEL P., et al.
2003AJ....125.1811C 30 10 Microvariability in Seyfert galaxies. CARINI M.T., NOBLE J.C. and MILLER H.R.
2003ApJ...593...69K 1 30 129 Comptonization in super-Eddington accretion flow and growth timescale of supermassive black holes. KAWAGUCHI T.
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.
2003PASJ...55..599B 10 10 Accretion rates and the accretion efficiency in AGNs. BIAN W.-H. and ZHAO Y.-H.
2004A&A...424..793W 1 33 103 Black hole mass estimation using a relation between the BLR size and emission line luminosity of AGN. WU X.-B., WANG R., KONG M.Z., et al.
2004AJ....127.3168B 56 88 Exploring narrow-line Seyfert 1 galaxies through the physical properties of their hosts. BOTTE V., CIROI S., RAFANELLI P., et al.
2004ApJ...603...28B 136 5 On the observed rapid motions in extragalactic radio sources. BURBIDGE G.
2004ApJ...613..682P viz 13 37 1469 Central masses and broad-line region sizes of active galactic nuclei. II. A homogeneous analysis of a large reverberation-mapping database. PETERSON B.M., FERRARESE L., GILBERT K.M., et al.
2004MNRAS.347...67S 43 35 Constraints on active galactic nucleus accretion disc viscosity derived from continuum variability. STARLING R.L.C., SIEMIGINOWSKA A., UTTLEY P., et al.
2004MNRAS.350L..31B 84 74 On the origin of the C IV Baldwin effect in active galactic nuclei. BASKIN A. and LAOR A.
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...441..915H viz 353 157 Mapping extreme-scale alignments of quasar polarization vectors'. HUTSEMEKERS D., CABANAC R., LAMY H., et al.
2005ApJ...629...61K 6 35 705 The relationship between luminosity and broad-line region size in active galactic nuclei. KASPI S., MAOZ D., NETZER H., et al.
2005ApJ...633...86S 140 54 The link between star formation and accretion in LINERs: a comparison with other active galactic nucleus subclasses. SATYAPAL S., DUDIK R.P., O'HALLORAN B., et al.
2005MNRAS.356.1029B 87 225 What controls the CIV line profile in active galactic nuclei ? BASKIN A. and LAOR A.
2005SSRv..116..523F 2 107 796 Supermassive black holes in galactic nuclei: past, present and future research. FERRARESE L. and FORD H.
2006A&A...454..459K 43 15 Spectral line variability amplitudes in active galactic nuclei. KOLLATSCHNY W., ZETZL M. and DIETRICH M.
2006A&A...455..773V viz 108223 628 A catalogue of quasars and active nuclei: 12th edition. VERON-CETTY M.-P. and VERON P.
2006A&A...456...75C 4 34 417 Systematic effects in measurement of black hole masses. by emission-line reverberation of active galactic nuclei: Eddington ratio and inclination. COLLIN S., KAWAGUCHI T., PETERSON B.M., et al.
2006AJ....131.2826S 1 110 405 The X-Ray-to-Optical properties of optically selected active galaxies over wide luminosity and redshift ranges. STEFFEN A.T., STRATEVA I., BRANDT W.N., 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...649...79S 2 34 214 Spitzer quasar and ULIRG evolution study (QUEST). I. The origin of the far-infrared continuum of QSOs. SCHWEITZER M., LUTZ D., STURM E., et al.
2006ApJS..166...89G         O           32 86 Near-infrared adaptive optics imaging of QSO host galaxies. GUYON O., SANDERS D.B. and STOCKTON A.
2006MNRAS.372..246P 18 8 The relation between the optical spectral slope and the luminosity for 17 Palomar-Green quasi-stellar objects. PU X., BIAN W. and HUANG K.
2006A&A...458..107B 42 12 Star-forming QSO host galaxies. BARTHEL P.D.
2007AJ....133..303C viz 15       D               117 28 Optical microvariability in radio-quiet quasars. CARINI M.T., NOBLE J.C., TAYLOR R., et al.
2007ApJS..168....1K viz 125 40 Virial masses of black holes from single epoch spectra of active galactic nuclei. KELLY B.C. and BECHTOLD J.
2006NewAR..50..748G 30 4 Near-infrared AO imaging of QSO host galaxies. GUYON O., SANDERS D.B. and STOCKTON A.N.
2006ChJAA...6..396K 43 30 Estimating black hole masses of AGN using ultraviolet emission line properties. KONG M.-Z., WU X.-B., WANG R., et al.
2007ApJ...657..102D 1 18 86 Host dynamics and origin of Palomar-Green QSOs. DASYRA K.M., TACCONI L.J., DAVIES R.I., et al.
2007ApJ...658..815S viz 15       D               1 203 436 Radio loudness of active galactic nuclei: observational facts and theoretical implications. SIKORA M., STAWARZ L. and LASOTA J.-P.
2007ApJS..170...33P viz 15       D               1530 50 Markarian galaxies. I. The optical database and atlas. PETROSIAN A., McLEAN B., ALLEN R.J., et al.
2007ApJ...666..806N viz 18       D               1 30 291 Spitzer Quasar and ULIRG Evolution Study (QUEST). II. The spectral energy distributions of Palomar-Green quasars. NETZER H., LUTZ D., SCHWEITZER M., et al.
2007ApJS..172..561B viz 326 183 The 400 square degree ROSAT PSPC galaxy cluster survey: catalog and statistical calibration. BURENIN R.A., VIKHLININ A., HORNSTRUP A., et al.
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.
2008A&A...478..321B viz 15       D               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...674L...9D 15       D               1 30 42 High-ionization mid-infrared lines as black hole mass and bolometric luminosity indicators in active galactic nuclei. DASYRA K.M., HO L.C., ARMUS L., et al.
2008ApJ...677..884L 15       D               1 28 18 Tests for standard accretion disk models by variability in active galactic nuclei. LIU H.T., BAI J.M., ZHAO X.H., et al.
2008ApJ...678..693M 50           X         1 9 236 The effect of radiation pressure on virial black hole mass estimates and the case of narrow-line Seyfert 1 galaxies. MARCONI A., AXON D.J., MAIOLINO R., et al.
2008ApJ...679..101S 16       D               3 29 62 Extended silicate dust emission in Palomar-Green QSOs. SCHWEITZER M., GROVES B., NETZER H., et al.
2008AJ....136.1587W 37           X         1 42 19 Host galaxies of luminous quasars: structural properties and the fundamental plane. WOLF M.J. and SHEINIS A.I.
2008MNRAS.390..336C 15       D               3 75 12 Mid-Infrared spectroscopic properties of ultra-luminous infrared quasars. CAO C., XIA X.Y., WU H., 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.
2008NewAR..52..307D 39 4 Adaptive optics: Observations and prospects for studies of active Galactic Nuclei. DAVIES R.
2008ApJ...687..767K 201       D     X C       5 49 68 The origin of the intrinsic scatter in the relation between black hole mass and bulge luminosity for nearby active galaxies. KIM M., HO L.C., PENG C.Y., et al.
2009MNRAS.392.1124V 40           X         1 38 296 Simultaneous X-ray/optical/UV snapshots of active Galactic nuclei from XMM-Newton: spectral energy distributions for the reverberation mapped sample. VASUDEVAN R.V. and FABIAN A.C.
2009A&A...493..907B 15       D               1 42 11 Quasar optical variability: searching for interband time delays. BACHEV R.S.
2009ApJ...694L.166B 92       D     X         3 28 126 The black hole mass-bulge luminosity relationship for active galactic nuclei from reverberation mapping and Hubble space telescope imaging. BENTZ M.C., PETERSON B.M., POGGE R.W., et al.
2009ApJ...697..160B 395       D     X   F     10 36 499 The radius-luminosity relationship for active galactic nuclei: the effect of host-galaxy starlight on luminosity measurements. II. The full sample of reverberation-mapped AGNs. BENTZ M.C., PETERSON B.M., NETZER H., et al.
2009ApJS..182..628V viz 16       D               1 112 407 Spitzer quasar and ULIRG evolution study (QUEST). IV. Comparison of 1 Jy ultraluminous infrared galaxies with Palomar-Green quasars. VEILLEUX S., RUPKE D.S.N., KIM D.-C., et al.
2009ApJ...698..895K viz 17       D               1 113 571 Are the variations in quasar optical flux driven by thermal fluctuations? KELLY B.C., BECHTOLD J. and SIEMIGINOWSKA A.
2009ApJ...701..587V viz 277       D     X         8 213 117 A deep Hubble space telescope H-band imaging survey of massive gas-rich mergers. II. The QUEST QSOs. VEILLEUX S., KIM D.-C., RUPKE D.S.N., et al.
2009MNRAS.397..265S 15       D               1 129 33 The evolution of star formation in quasar host galaxies. SERJEANT S. and HATZIMINAOGLOU E.
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