Extended Extragalactic Radio Emission

F.N. Owen (NRAO); J.A. Eilek (NM Tech); K.S. Dwarakanath(Raman); M.J. Ledlow (UNM); N.A. Miller(NRAO); N.E. Kassim(NRL); R.J. Ivison(UCL)

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F.N. Owen (NRAO) , M.J. Ledlow (UNM) , J.A. Eilek (NM Tech) , N.E. Kassim(NRL) , N.A. Miller(NRAO) , K.S. Dwarakanath(Raman) , R.J. Ivison(UCL) This is my paper · ORCID

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Extended radio emission and its relation to parent galaxy properties is briefly reviewed. Our current understanding of the relation between absolute radio and optical luminosity, radio morphology and linear size is discussed. The impact of radio jets on dense cluster cores is discussed using M87 as an example. Finally, the relation of AGN's to star-bursting galaxies at high redshift is considered.

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