Session 108. Radio Observations of Active Galaxies

Display, Thursday, January 11, 2001, 9:30-4:00pm, Exhibit Hall

108.01 Dependence of the Radio Power of the Fanaroff-Riley Transition upon the Host Galaxy Luminosity

P.J. Wiita (GSU and Princeton), Gopal-Krishna (NCRA/TIFR, India)

108.02 Quasar-illuminated dust reflection nebulae

K. C. Chambers (Univ. of Hawaii / Univ. of Calf. Santa Cruz / Lick Obs.)

108.03 The spectra and energies of classical double radio lobes

K. Blundell, S. Rawlings (Oxford University Astrophysics)

108.04 Radio Emission from Quasar-2 Candidates

J.S. Ulvestad (NRAO), S.G. Djorgovski, R.J. Brunner, A. Mahabal (Caltech)

108.05 Formation of a Massive Black Hole at the Center of the Superbubble in M82

S. Matsushita (Harvard-Smithsonian CfA), R. Kawabe (Nobeyama Radio Observatory), H. Matsumoto (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), T.G. Tsuru (Kyoto University)

108.06 Deceleration of Components of Young Radio Source PKS 1413+135

G. I. Langston, A. H. Minter, F. D. Ghigo (NRAO), I. M. Avruch (NFRA)

108.07 Does the Inner Parsec of NGC 3079 Host a Jet, Wind, or a Starburst?

P.K. Kondratko, L.J. Greenhill, J.M. Moran (CfA)

108.08 Radio Observations of the Near-nuclear Region of M51

L.D. Bradley II, M.E. Kaiser (The Johns Hopkins University), W.A. Baan (NFRA, Westerbork Observatory), D.M. Crenshaw (Catholic University of America)

108.09 A Probable Blazar Identification for 3EG J2006-2321

P. M. Wallace (Berry College), J. P. Halpern (Columbia University), D. J. Thompson (NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center)