Low-luminosity FRII radio galaxies show higher core prevalence, comparable hotspots, and ~32% restarting/remnant behavior compared to bright FRIIs, revealing a highly diverse population where FRII dynamics occur at low powers.
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Pair production via radiative magnetic reconnection near spinning black holes supplies non-uniform plasma to jets at levels sufficient to explain M87 radio emission.
VLBI observations resolve NGC 7479's nucleus into two radio components separated by ~30 mas with an apparent change in separation over a decade, suggesting relativistic jet motion or nuclear wind shocks.
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The diverse morphologies and evolution of low-luminosity edge-brightened radio galaxies
Low-luminosity FRII radio galaxies show higher core prevalence, comparable hotspots, and ~32% restarting/remnant behavior compared to bright FRIIs, revealing a highly diverse population where FRII dynamics occur at low powers.
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Non-uniform particle injection into black hole jets by radiative magnetic reconnection
Pair production via radiative magnetic reconnection near spinning black holes supplies non-uniform plasma to jets at levels sufficient to explain M87 radio emission.
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Very Long Baseline Interferometry Search for Nuclear Radio Continuum Emission in the Barred Spiral Galaxy NGC 7479
VLBI observations resolve NGC 7479's nucleus into two radio components separated by ~30 mas with an apparent change in separation over a decade, suggesting relativistic jet motion or nuclear wind shocks.