Session 86. Radio Galaxies and Jets

Poster, Wednesday, January 8, 2003, 9:20am-6:30pm, Exhibit Hall AB

86.01 Radio Galaxies and Substructures in Abell 2256

N. A. Miller (NRC / NASA's GSFC), F. N. Owen (NRAO), J. M. Hill (LBTO)

86.02 VLBA Polarimetry of Radio Galaxies

G.B. Taylor (NRAO), R.T. Zavala (NRAO/NMSU), L.K. Pollack (NRAO/UCB), D.H. Hough (Trinity Univ.), T. Venturi (Istituto di Radioastronomia)

86.03 Particle acceleration in relativistic jets

K.-I. Nishikawa, G. Richardson, R. Preece (NSSTC), P. Hardee (Univ. Alabama, Tuscaloosa), J. Fishman (NSSTC)

86.04 HST and Gemini Images of the Radio Galaxy 0313-192: A Giant Radio Source from the Wrong Kind of Galaxy

W.C. Keel (U. Ala.), M.J. Ledlow (Gemini Obs.), F.N. Owen (NRAO)

86.05 Non-Ballistic Motions in Relativistic Jets

D. C. Homan (National Radio Astronomy Observatory)

86.06 VSOP monitoring of Centaurus A

S. Horiuchi, D.L. Meier, R.A. Preston (Jet Propulsion Laboratory)

86.07 Gas disks in nearby, radio-loud, ellipticals

J. Noel-Storr (Columbia University), S. A. Baum (STScI), G. Verdoes Kleijn (ESO), R. P. van der Marel, C. P. O'Dea (STScI), P. T. de Zeeuw (Leiden Observatory), J. H. van Gorkom (Columbia University)

86.08 Where the Action is in Blazar Jets: Multifrequency Monitoring and VLBA Imaging of 3C 273, 3C 279, PKS 1510-089, and BL Lac

A.P. Marscher, S.G. Jorstad (Boston U.), I.M. McHardy (U. Southampton), M.F. Aller (U. Michigan), T.J. Balonek (Colgate U.), A.S. Sokolov (Boston U.)

86.09U A Search for Proper Motion in the Parsec-Scale Radio Jet Components of High-Energy Peaked BL Lacs

K. C. Peterson (Yale University), T. A. Rector (NRAO, Socorro), D. C. Gabuzda (University College Cork, Ireland)

86.10 Three-dimensional Models of Jet-Cloud Interactions

S. D. Murray, P. C. Fragile, P. Anninos, W. Van Breugel (LLNL)

86.11U FIRST Radio Galaxies in the NOAO Deep Wide-Field Survey

J.B. Henderson (University of Washington), M.J.I. Brown, B.T. Jannuzi, A. Dey (NOAO), NDWFS Team

86.12 Poynting-flux-dominated Jets in Decreasing Density Atmospheres

M. Nakamura, D. L. Meier (Jet Propulsion Laboratory)