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Search for superluminal motion in the weak cores of extended quasars

J. A. Zensus, R. W. Porcas

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We present a status report on a project to study structural changes in a sample of radio cores associated with quasars with extended double lobes. Of six objects observed, so far two (3C 179 and 3C 263) are superluminal and two more (3C 268.4 and 1951+49) are possible superluminal candidates.

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We present a status report on a project to study structural changes in a sample of radio cores associated with quasars with extended double lobes. Of six objects observed, so far two (3C 179 and 3C 263) are superluminal and two more (3C 268.4 and 1951+49) are possible superluminal candidates.

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We present a status report on a project to study structural changes in a sample of radio cores associated with quasars with extended double lobes. Of six objects observed, so far two (3C 179 and 3C 263) are superluminal and two more (3C 268.4 and 1951+49) are possible superluminal candidates.

Key concepts: Superluminal motion, Quasar, Physics, Astrophysics, Proper motion, Astronomy, Stars, Galaxy

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