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Hot Spots in Extragalactic Radio Sources

Proceedings of a Workshop, Held at Ringberg Castle, Tegernsee, FRG, February 8–12, 1988

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  • © 1989

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  1. Klaus Meisenheimer
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  2. Hermann-Josef Röser
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Physics (LNP, volume 327)

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Table of contents (34 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Hot spot radio galaxies — an introduction

    • Richard A. Perley
    Pages 1-26

  3. Radio observation of hot spots

    • R. Laing
    Pages 27-44

  4. Compact hotspots, double hotspots, and source asymmetry

    • Colin J. Lonsdale
    Pages 45-50

  5. Cygnus a and the Williams model

    • C. L. Carilli, J. W. Dreher, R. A. Perley
    Pages 51-60

  6. A tale of two hot spots

    • Lawrence Rudnick
    Pages 61-66

  7. 3C332: A source with an “exceptional” multiple hot spot morphology

    • Wayne A. Christiansen
    Pages 67-68

  8. Constraints on the hotspot advance speed in the core-dominated quasar 1510-089

    • Christopher P. O'Dea
    Pages 69-74

  9. The extended structure of the radio galaxy PKS 0521-36: radio polarization and optical emission lines

    • W. M. Goss, R. D. Ekers, R. A. E. Fosbur, C. N. Tadhunter, I. J. Danziger
    Pages 75-76

  10. New VLA results on M87

    • Frazer N. Owen, Philip E. Hardee, T. J. Cornwell, Dean C. Hines, Jean A. Eilek
    Pages 77-88

  11. Digital photometry of the jet in M 87

    • I. Pérez-Fournon, L. Colina, J. I. González-Serrano, P. L. Biermann
    Pages 89-89

  12. Imaging polarimetry of the jet in m 87

    • M. Schlütelburg, K. Meisenheimer, H. -J. Röser
    Pages 89-90

  13. Continuum observations of hot spots at wavelengths < 1 cm

    • Hermann-Josef Röser
    Pages 91-114

  14. Multifrequency flux determination in the hot spot of 3C33 South

    • Philippe Crane, Alan Stockton
    Pages 115-118

  15. A blue and polarized source along the radio axis of PKS 2152-69

    • S. di Serego Alighieri, R. A. E. Fosbury, C. N. Tadhunter
    Pages 119-120

  16. Extended optical line emission in radio galaxies

    • Wil J.M. van Breugel
    Pages 121-152

  17. Highly ionized gas in PKS 2152-69

    • Clive N. Tadhunter
    Pages 153-158

  18. Models of hot spots

    • Peter Scheuer
    Pages 159-166

  19. The terminal shock in jets

    • S. Appl, M. Camenzind
    Pages 167-172

  20. Giant radio galaxies via inverse Compton weakened jets

    • Paul J. Wiita, Alexander Rosen, Gopal-Krishna, L. Saripalli
    Pages 173-178
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This collection of papers presents a rather complete review of current knowledge of hot spots in some strong extragalactic radio sources. An overview of known results along with new data on radio observations and optical observations is given in the first and second parts of the book. Recent computational techniques which allow modelling and simulations of hot spots and jet behaviour are presented in the third part. The fourth part discusses particle acceleration and shock front phenomena. The articles will help the reader to appreciate the role hot spots play as laboratories for studying the interaction of jets with the surrounding medium and for testing our understanding of the overall source dynamics. The book is a valuable complement to the existing literature and an excellent introduction to this fairly new field of research.

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