An edition of Extragalactic jets
(2008)
Extragalactic jets
theory and observation from radio to gamma ray : proceedings of a workshop held in Girdwood, Alaska, USA, 21-24 May 2007
1st ed.
by Travis A. Rector and David De Young
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Extragalactic jets: theory and observation from radio to gamma ray : proceedings of a workshop held in Girdwood, Alaska, USA, 21-24 May 2007
2008, Astronomical Society of the Pacific
in English
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Table of Contents
Pt. 1.
Overview --
Extragalactic Jets: Some Unanswered Questions and the Prospects for GLAST -- -- Pt. 2.
Extended Sources --
The Spitzer View of Jet-ISM Interactions --
The Properties and Gaseous Environments of Powerful Classical Double Radio Galaxies --
Large-Scale Propagation of Very Light Jets in Galaxy Clusters --
Bent-Double Radio Sources as Probes of the Intragroup Medium --
Hotspots, Jets and Environments --
The Luminous X-ray Hotspot In 4C 74.26: Jet Dynamics At Work --
A Deep Chandra Observation of the PKS 1055+201 Jets, Lobes, and Hotspots --
Jet-Environment Interactions in FRI Radio Galaxies --
The Continuing Saga of the Explosive Event(s) in the M87 Jet: Is M87 a Blazar? --
Progress Toward a VLBA Movie of the Jet Collimation Region in M87 --
An X-ray Jet in the BL Lac S5 2007+777 --
Deep Chandra Observations of the Centaurus A Jet --
Magnetic-Field Fluctuations Around the Radio Galaxy 3C 31 --
Jet Spectra in FRI Radio Galaxies: Implications for Particle Acceleration --
The Case of the 300 kpc Long X-ray Jet in PKS 1127-145 at z=1.18 --
Multi-Wavelength Observational Study of PRII Radio Galaxies and Quasars --
Recurrent Activity in Radio Galaxies --
The Non-Thermal Radio Jet in the NGC 2264 Star-Forming Region --
An X-ray View of Pictor A Radio Lobes: A Spatially Resolved Study --
Electron Energy Distributions at Relativistic Shock Sites: Observational Constraints from the Cygnus A Hotspots -- -- Pt. 3.
Compact Sources --
Insights on Jet Physics and High Energy Emission Processes from Optical Polarimetry --
Intrinsic Structure and Kinematics of the Sub-Parsec Scale Jet of M87 --
X-Ray Nuclei in Radio Galaxies: Exploring the Roles of Hot and Cold Gas Accretion --
Radio Loudness of AGNs: Host Galaxy Morphology and the Spin Paradigm --
Jet Properties and Evolution in Small and Intermediate Scale Objects --
How Compact are the Cores of AGN? Sub-Parsec Scale Imaging with VLBI at Millimeter Wavelength --
On the Nature of High Frequency Peakers: Young Radio Sources or Flaring Blazars? --
A Chandra Survey of Quasar Jets: Latest Results --
The Interplay Between Radio Jets and ISM in Sub-kpc Radio Sources --
The Quasar 1317+520: A Laboratory for Particle Acceleration --
Gamma Ray and Neutrino Emission as a Probe of Relativistic Jets --
Fossil AGN as UHE Particle Accelerators --
Parsec-Scale Jet-Environment Interactions in AGN --
NRAO 150: A Recently Identified Quasar Revealing Extreme Non-Ballistic Motion --
The Jet of Markarian 501 from the Sub-Parsec to the kpc Scale --
The Next Generation Space VLBI Project: VSOP-2 --
Prospects for Observing Quasar Jets with the Space Interferometry Mission PlanetQuest --
Magnetic Field Structures of BL Lac Objects on Decaparsec Scales --
Parsec-Scale Jets in Lobe-dominated Quasars --
Phase-Referencing on BL Lac --
Investigation of the Faraday Rotation Measure and Magnetic Field Structures of Several AGN Jets on Sub-Parsec to Parsec Scales --
Kinematic and Synchrotron Ages of Compact Symmetric Objects --
AGN Observations in the GeV/TeV Energy Range with the MAGIC Telescope --
The Hard Synchrotron X-ray Spectrum of the TeV BL Lac 1ES 1426+428 -- -- Pt. 4.
Cluster Sources --
Jet Interactions with the Hot Halos of Clusters and Galaxies --
AGN Heating of the Intergalactic Medium in Galaxy Groups --
Jet Feedback in Clusters: Simulating the Interaction of Jets with Dynamic Cluster Atmospheres --
Jet/Environment Interactions in Low-Power Radio Galaxies --
Does AGN Feedback in Galaxy Clusters Really Work? --
Evolution of a Powerful Radio Loud Quasar 3C 186 and its Impact on the Cluster Environment at z=l --
X-ray Observables of Magnetically Dominated Cavities in Clusters --
Inverse-Compton Emission from the Lobes of 3C353 --
Diffuse Extended Emission and Galaxy Population of A2255 --
Numerical Modeling of AGN Jets: Formation of Magnetically Dominated Lobes and Stability Properties of Current-Carrying Jets -- -- Pt. 5.
Physical Processes and Cosmology --
Kelvin-Helmholtz Modes Revealed by the Transversal Structure of the Jet in 0836+710 --
Hydrodynamics of Small-Scale Jets: Observational Aspects --
The Role of MHD in the ICM and its Interactions with AGN Outflows --
3D Relativistic MHD Simulations of Magnetized Spine-Sheath Relativistic Jets --
Relativistic Effects in the Structure and Dynamics of Extragalactic Jets --
Understanding the Origin of Bright Features --
The Core of a Blazar Jet --
Circular Polarization and Helical B Fields in AGN --
Magnetic Field Structure in the Parsec Scale Jet of 3C 273 from Multifrequency VLBA Observations --
A New Method to Detect Faraday Screen --
The Highest Redshift Relativistic Jets --
Radio-Loud and Radio-Quiet Quasars: One Population, Different Epochs of Observation --
The Role of GLAST in Multiwavelength Observations of Bright TeV Blazars --
Investigation of Correlations Between the Optical and Radio Polarization of AGN --
Magnetic Field Structure of Relativistic Jets in AGNs --
Searching For Helical Magnetic Fields in Active Galactic Nuclei --
Surprising Evolution of Faraday Rotation Gradients in the Jet of S5 1803+784 --
Optical, Gamma-Ray and X-Ray Monitoring of Markarian 421 in the 2005-2006 Season --
Rotation Measure Observation towards NRAO 140 Jet: Constraints for the Pitch Angle of a Helical Magnetic Field --
The MicroArcsecond Scintillation-Induced Variability (MASIV) Survey: Detection of Angular Broadening at High Redshift? --
Effects of Jet Opening Angle and Velocity Structure on Blazar Parameters --
A First Synoptic Blazar Study Comprising Eleven Blazars Visible in E > 100 GeV [gamma]-Rays --
The FIRST Flat Spectrum Sample --
Gamma-Ray Emission From Young Radio Galaxies -- -- Pt. 6.
Summary --
Extragalactic Jets: Reflections on the Conference.
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