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Scintillation of radio sources : The signature of a causticWATSON, P. G; MELROSE, D. B.The Astrophysical journal. 2006, Vol 647, Num 2, pp 1142-1150, issn 0004-637X, 9 p., 1Article

The small-scale environment of quasarsSERBER, Will; BAHCALL, Neta; MENARD, Brice et al.The Astrophysical journal. 2006, Vol 643, Num 1, pp 68-74, issn 0004-637X, 7 p., 1Article

Predicting the next outbursts of OJ 287 in 2006-2010VALTONEN, M. J; LEHTO, H. J; SILLANPÄÄ, A et al.The Astrophysical journal. 2006, Vol 646, Num 1, pp 36-48, issn 0004-637X, 13 p., 1Article

SELECTING QUASARS BY THEIR INTRINSIC VARIABILITYSCHMIDT, Kasper B; MARSHALL, Philip J; RIX, Hans-Walter et al.The Astrophysical journal. 2010, Vol 714, Num 2, pp 1194-1208, issn 0004-637X, 15 p., 1Article

The 1 < z < 5 infrared luminosity function of type I quasarsBROWN, Michael J. I; BRAND, Kate; HIGDDN, Sarah et al.The Astrophysical journal. 2006, Vol 638, Num 1, pp 88-99, issn 0004-637X, 12 p., 1Article

AN INFRARED COMPARISON OF TYPE-1 AND TYPE-2 QUASARSHINER, Kyle D; CANALIZO, Gabriela; LACY, Mark et al.The Astrophysical journal. 2009, Vol 706, Num 1, pp 508-515, issn 0004-637X, 8 p., 1Article

A near-infrared spectral template for quasarsGLIKMAN, Eilat; HELFAND, David J; WHITE, Richard L et al.The Astrophysical journal. 2006, Vol 640, Num 2, pp 579-591, issn 0004-637X, 13 p., 1Article

Type II quasars from the sloan digital sky survey. IV. Chandra and XMM-newton observations reveal heavily absorbed sourcesPTAK, Andrew; ZAKAMSKA, Nadia L; STRAUSS, Michael A et al.The Astrophysical journal. 2006, Vol 637, Num 1, pp 147-156, issn 0004-637X, 10 p., 1Article

QUASAR OPTICAL VARIABILITY IN THE PALOMAR-QUEST SURVEYBAUER, Anne; BALTAY, Charles; COPPI, Paolo et al.The Astrophysical journal. 2009, Vol 696, Num 2, pp 1241-1256, issn 0004-637X, 16 p., 1Article

A statistical method for estimating luminosity functions using truncated dataSCHAFER, Chad M.The Astrophysical journal. 2007, Vol 661, Num 2, pp 703-713, issn 0004-637X, 11 p., 1Article

X-ray and optical flux ratio anomalies in quadruply lensed quasars. I. Zooming in on quasar emission regionsPOOLEY, David; BLACKBURNE, Jeffrey A; RAPPAPORT, Saul et al.The Astrophysical journal. 2007, Vol 661, Num 1, pp 19-29, issn 0004-637X, 11 p., 1Article

Quasars in the COSMOS fieldPRESCOTT, M. K. M; IMPEY, C. D; COOL, R. J et al.The Astrophysical journal. 2006, Vol 644, Num 1, pp 100-115, issn 0004-637X, 16 p., 1Article

2MASS REVEALS A LARGE INTRINSIC FRACTION OF BALQSOsXINYU DAI; SHANKAR, Francesco; SIVAKOFF, Gregory R et al.The Astrophysical journal. 2008, Vol 672, Num 1, pp 108-114, issn 0004-637X, 7 p., 1Article

THE HISTORY AND MORPHOLOGY OF HELIUM REIONIZATIONFURLANETTO, Steven R; OH, S. Peng.The Astrophysical journal. 2008, Vol 681, Num 1, pp 1-17, issn 0004-637X, 17 p., 1Article

DIFFERENCE IMAGING OF LENSED QUASAR CANDIDATES IN THE SLOAN DIGITAL SKY SURVEY SUPERNOVA SURVEY REGIONLACKI, Brian C; KOCHANEK, Christopher S; STANK, Krzysztof Z et al.The Astrophysical journal. 2009, Vol 698, Num 1, pp 428-438, issn 0004-637X, 11 p., 1Article

PREDICTIONS OF QUASAR CLUSTERING : REDSHIFT, LUMINOSITY, AND SELECTION DEPENDENCETHACKER, Robert J; SCANNAPIECO, Evan; COUCHMAN, H. M. P et al.The Astrophysical journal. 2009, Vol 693, Num 1, pp 552-563, issn 0004-637X, 12 p., 1Article

EVIDENCE FOR QUASAR ACTIVITY TRIGGERED BY GALAXY MERGERS IN HST OBSERVATIONS OF DUST-REDDENED QUASARSURRUTIA, Tanya; LACY, Mark; BECKER, Robert H et al.The Astrophysical journal. 2008, Vol 674, Num 1, pp 80-96, issn 0004-637X, 17 p., 1Article

EXTENDED SILICATE DUST EMISSION IN PALOMAR-GREEN QSOsSCHWEITZER, M; GROVES, B; RUPKE, D et al.The Astrophysical journal. 2008, Vol 679, Num 1, pp 101-117, issn 0004-637X, 17 p., 1Article

MEASURING THE FRACTION OF OBSCURED QUASARS BY THE INFRARED LUMINOSITY OF UNOBSCURED QUASARSTREISTER, Ezequiel; KROLIK, Julian H; DULLEMOND, Cornelis et al.The Astrophysical journal. 2008, Vol 679, Num 1, pp 140-148, issn 0004-637X, 9 p., 1Article

Broad absorption line variability in repeat quasar observations from the sloan digital sky surveyLUNDGREN, Britt F; WILHITE, Brian C; BRLINNER, Robert J et al.The Astrophysical journal. 2007, Vol 656, Num 1, pp 73-83, issn 0004-637X, 11 p., 1Article

Discovery of two spectroscopically peculiar, low-luminosity quasars at z ∼ 4GLIKMAN, Eilat; DJORGOVSKI, S. G; STERN, Daniel et al.The Astrophysical journal. 2007, Vol 663, Num 2, issn 0004-637X, L73-L76, 2Article

Outflows and the physical properties of quasarsGANGULY, Rajib; BROTHERTON, Michael S; CALES, Sabrina et al.The Astrophysical journal. 2007, Vol 665, Num 2, pp 990-1003, issn 0004-637X, 14 p., 1Article

FR II broad absorption line quasars and the life cycle of quasarsGREGG, Michael D; BECKER, Robert H; DE VRIES, Willem et al.The Astrophysical journal. 2006, Vol 641, Num 1, pp 210-216, issn 0004-637X, 7 p., 1Article

OPTICAL MICROVARIABILITY IN QUASARS: SPECTRAL VARIABILITYRAMIREZ, A; DULTZIN, D; DE DIEGO, J. A et al.The Astrophysical journal. 2010, Vol 714, Num 1, pp 605-617, issn 0004-637X, 13 p., 1Article