Astrophysical journal

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  Año 2005, Vol. 619, Número 1

  • TOWARD AN IMPROVED ANALYTICAL DESCRIPTION OF LAGRANGIAN BIAS

    R. J. Thacker, E. Scannapieco

    págs. 1-11

    

  • A GALAXY AT z = 6.545 AND CONSTRAINTS ON THE EPOCH OF REIONIZATION

    M. E. Eckart, F. A. Harrison, D. Stern, S. A. Yost

    págs. 12-18

    

  • NEW VR MAGNIFICATION RATIOS OF QSO 0957+561

    Luis Julián Goicoechea Santamaría

    págs. 19-29

    

  • STAR CAPTURES BY QUASAR ACCRETION DISKS: A POSSIBLE EXPLANATION OF THE M-sigma RELATION

    J. Miralda-Escudé

    págs. 30-40

    

  • QUASARS AND THE BIG BLUE BUMP

    M. S. Brotherton, Z. Shang

    págs. 41-59

    

  • INTRACLUSTER AND INTRAGROUP ENTROPY FROM QUASAR ACTIVITY

    A. Lapi, A. Cavaliere

    págs. 60-72

    

  • KINETIC LUMINOSITY AND COMPOSITION OF ACTIVE GALACTIC NUCLEI JETS

    K. Hirotani

    págs. 73-85

    

  • ON THE DUST TORI IN PALOMAR-GREEN QUASARS

    X. Cao

    págs. 86-92

    

  • MOLECULAR GAS STRUCTURE AROUND AN ACTIVE GALACTIC NUCLEUS WITH NUCLEAR STARBURST: THREE-DIMENSIONAL NON-LTE CALCULATIONS OF CO LINES

    K. Wada, K. Tomisaka

    págs. 93-104

    

  • DEEP VLBI IMAGING OF FAINT RADIO SOURCES IN THE NOAO BOOTES FIELD

    J. M. Wrobel, M. A. Garrett

    págs. 105-115

    

  • PHYSICAL CONDITIONS IN THE NARROW-LINE REGION OF MARKARIAN 3. I. OBSERVATIONAL RESULTS

    D. M. Crenshaw, N. R. Collins, F. C. Bruhweiler, S. B. Kraemer

    págs. 116-133

    

  • INFALL, THE BUTCHER-OEMLER EFFECT, AND THE DESCENDANTS OF BLUE CLUSTER GALAXIES AT z ~ 0.6

    K.-V. H. Tran, G. D. Illingworth, P. van Dokkum

    págs. 134-146

    

  • THE GALAXY ANGULAR CORRELATION FUNCTIONS AND POWER SPECTRUM FROM THE TWO MICRON ALL SKY SURVEY

    A. H. Maller, D. H. McIntosh

    págs. 147-160

    

  • THE OFF-AXIS GALAXY CLUSTER MERGER A115

    H. Krawczynski, K. Gutierrez

    págs. 161-168

    

  • THE SURVIVAL AND DESTRUCTION OF X-RAY CORONAE OF EARLY-TYPE GALAXIES IN RICH CLUSTER ENVIRONMENTS: A CASE STUDY OF A1367

    A. Vikhlinin, M. Sun

    págs. 169-177

    

  • THE SMALL-SCALE CLUSTERING OF LUMINOUS RED GALAXIES VIA CROSS-CORRELATION TECHNIQUES

    Daniel J. Eisenstein

    págs. 178-192

    

  • TESTING THE UNIVERSALITY OF THE (U-V) COLOR-MAGNITUDE RELATIONS FOR NEARBY CLUSTERS OF GALAXIES

    A. I. Zabludoff, D. H. McIntosh

    págs. 193-217

    

  • MASS MODELING OF DISK GALAXIES: DEGENERACIES, CONSTRAINTS, AND ADIABATIC CONTRACTION

    S. Courteau, A. A. Dutton

    págs. 218-242

    

  • GLOBULAR CLUSTERS WITH DARK MATTER HALOS. I. INITIAL RELAXATION

    S. Mashchenko

    págs. 243-257

    

  • GLOBULAR CLUSTERS WITH DARK MATTER HALOS. II. EVOLUTION IN A TIDAL FIELD

    S. Mashchenko

    págs. 258-269

    

  • YOUNG SUPER STAR CLUSTERS IN THE STARBURST OF M82: THE CATALOG

    Jesús Maíz Apellániz, V. P. Melo, C. Muñoz-Tuñóon

    págs. 270-290

    

  • OH ROTATIONAL LINES AS A DIAGNOSTIC OF THE WARM NEUTRAL GAS IN GALAXIES

    J. R. Goicoechea, Jesús Martín-Pintado

    págs. 291-296

    

  • PULSAR-BASED GALACTIC MAGNETIC MAP: A LARGE-SCALE CLOCKWISE MAGNETIC FIELD WITH AN ANTICLOCKWISE ANNULUS

    J. P. Vallee

    págs. 297-305

    

  • HIGH-ENERGY GAMMA RAYS FROM THE MASSIVE BLACK HOLE IN THE GALACTIC CENTER

    F. A. Aharonian

    págs. 306-313

    

  • COSMIC-RAY PROPAGATION PROPERTIES FOR AN ORIGIN IN SUPERNOVA REMNANTS

    I. Busching

    págs. 314-326

    

  • MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC SIMULATIONS OF SHOCK INTERACTIONS WITH RADIATIVE CLOUDS

    P. C. Fragile

    págs. 327-339

    

  • ATTENUATION CAUSED BY A DISTANT ISOTHERMAL TURBULENT SCREEN

    J. Fischera

    págs. 340-356

    

  • A STUDY OF FAR-ULTRAVIOLET EXTINCTION IN THE UPPER SCORPIUS CLOUD USING THE SPINR SOUNDING ROCKET EXPERIMENT

    T. A. Cook, N. K. Lewis, S. Chakrabarti

    págs. 357-367

    

  • SMALL POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS IN THE RED RECTANGLE

    A. N. Witt, K. D. Gordon, U. P. Vijh

    págs. 368-378

    

  • PROBING THE EVOLUTIONARY STATUS OF STARLESS CORES THROUGH N~2H^+ AND N~2D^+ OBSERVATIONS

    P. Caselli, C. M. Walmsley, A. Crapsi

    págs. 379-406