Quasi-stellar objects - A progress report.
Quasars variability, distribution, absorption line characteristics, red shift peaks, physical models, cosmological problems, etc
Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Burbidge, E. M..
Quasars variability, distribution, absorption line characteristics, red shift peaks, physical models, cosmological problems, etc
IC 3258 emission line spectrum observations, discussing blueshift, extragalactic location, possible nature, etc
High radial velocity gas cloud near Seyfert type galaxy NGC 4939 nucleus investigated spectroscopically
Quasi-stellar and related objects emission and absorption red shifts tabulation suggesting absorption lines origin
Absorption red shifts in quasar spectra from spectroscopic observations of PHL 5200 and B194
Rotation and mass of Sb galaxy NGC 1832, giving central and mean densities
Spectroscopic observation of quasi-stellar objects noting red shifts
NGC 7714 galaxy emission line spectrum indicating strong excitation and velocity gradients in excited gas due to rotation
Quasi-stellar objects with emission line red shifts having multiple absorption line red shifts
Quasar PHL 5200 absorption line spectrum from prime focus spectrograph on Lick 120 inch telescope in November 1967, noting Si IV absorption lines
Dusty Sb galaxy NGC 1808 velocity field, rotation, mass and mass/light ratio, noting circular motion departures and interstellar gas
NGC 4038-9 velocity field from spectrum obtained at McDonald Observatory, suggesting existence of two centers of matter ejection
Critique of Gamow conclusion that lack of correlation between apparent brightness and red shift of quasars is due to galactic absorption
Integral sign galaxy with ionized gas and no nuclear concentration of stars, discussing evolutionary stage on basis of red shift and velocity field
Cyg X-2 X ray source binary nature observed from spectrogram using prime focus spectrograph and solid Schmidt camera
Red shifts of radio galaxies observed spectroscopically with 120-inch telescope, using prime focus and image tube
Red shift determinations for quasi-stellar radio sources using spectrographic techniques