Extended Inverse-Compton emission from distant, powerful radio galaxies
ESO Astrophysics Symposia 2008 (2008) 212-214
Counterparts to the Nuclear Bulge X-ray source population
AIP CONF PROC 1010 (2008) 117-121
Abstract:
We present an initial matching of the source positions of the Chandra Nuclear Bulge X-ray sources to the new UKIDSS-GPS near-infrared survey of the Nuclear. Bulge. This task is made difficult by the extremely crowded nature of the region; despite this, we find candidate counterparts to similar to 50% of the X-ray sources. We show that detection in the J-band for a candidate counterpart to an X-ray source preferentially selects those candidate counterparts in the foreground whereas candidate counterparts with only detections in the H and K-bands are more likely to be Nuclear Bulge sources. We discuss the planned follow-up for these candidate counterparts.SS 433: Observation of the circumbinary disk and extraction of the system mass
ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL LETTERS 678:1 (2008) L47-L50
The GlobalJetWatch spectrographs: a fibre-fed spectrograph for small telescopes - art. no. 70145A
GROUND-BASED AND AIRBORNE INSTRUMENTATION FOR ASTRONOMY II, PTS 1-4 7014 (2008) A145-A145
The Nuclear Bulge extinction
AIP CONF PROC 1010 (2008) 168-170