Session 30. Jets and Active Nuclei in Galaxies

Oral, Monday, January 10, 2005, 10:00-11:30am, Golden Ballroom

30.01 Structure, Spectra, and Flaring in the M87 Jet

D. E. Harris (SAO), C. C. Cheung (MIT), J. A. Biretta (STScI), W. Junor (LANL), E. S. Perlman (U. Maryland), W. B. Sparks (STScI), A. S. Wilson (U. Maryland)

30.02 The unique, optically-dominated quasar jet of PKS 1421-490

J.M. Gelbord, H.L. Marshall (MIT), D.M. Worrall, M. Birkinshaw (U. Bristol & SAO), J.E.J. Lovell, R. Ojha, L. Godfrey (CSIRO), D.A. Schwartz (SAO), E.S. Perlman, M. Georganopoulos (UMBC), D.W. Murphy (JPL), D.L. Jauncey (CSIRO)

30.03 Investigating the nature of relativistic jets by studying the demographics of Blazars

G. Fossati (Rice University), S. Laurent-Muehleisen (IGPP), C.M. Urry (Yale University)

30.04 Good News from Big Bad Black Holes: Jet-Induced Star Formation in ``Minkowski's Object"

W. van Breugel, S. Croft (UC LLNL), W. de Vries (UC Davis), J. van Gorkum (Columbia), R. Morganti, T. Osterloo (ASTRON, Netherlands), M. Dopita (ANU, Mt. Stromlo, Australia)

30.05D Linking the Power Sources of Emission-Line Galaxy Nuclei from the Highest to the Lowest Redshifts

A. Constantin (Drexel), J. C. Shields (Ohio U)

30.06 A Comparison of Nuclear Stellar and Gaseous Kinematics in AGN

J. E. Greene (Harvard-Smithsonian CfA), L. C. Ho (Carnegie Observatories)

30.07 The Discovery of a High Redshift X-Ray Emitting QSO Very Close to the Nucleus of NGC 7319 in Stephan's Quintet

E. M. Burbidge (UCSD), P Galianni (U. Leece, Italy), H. Arp (MPIfA, Germany), V. Junkkarinen, G. Burbidge (UCSD), S. Zibetti (MPIfA, Germany)

30.08 A narrow view of the broad iron line in MCG --6-30-15

A. J. Young, J. C. Lee (MIT), C. S. Reynolds (Maryland), A. C. Fabian (Cambridge), R. Gibson, C. R. Canizares (MIT)