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0957 + 561 A,B: 双子準星体または重力レンズ?

D Walsh, R F Carswell, R J Weymann

    Nature
    |May 31, 1979
    PubMed
    まとめ

    赤道偏移1.405で0957 + 561 AとBの2つのクエーサー (QSOs) は,スペクトル的な類似性を示し,関連性を示唆しています. その近距離とスペクトルデータは,それらは別々の物体なのか,それとも重力レンズで照らされた単一のクワザールなのか,という疑問を提起する.

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