A Catalog of Seyfert, Nuclei, N Systems and Active          Galactic Nuclei
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Information on objects that resemble quasi-stellar objects (QSOs)               such as Seyfert nuclei and N systems has been collected for many                years.  In classifying objects for the recently published QSO                   catalog, many recently discovered objects with comparatively small              redshifts, which clearly resemble QSOs in as far as their                       continuum and line spectra are concerned, have been found.  Many                of the extragalactic sources found by X-ray techniques, often                   called Active Galactic Nuclei (AGN), fall into this category.                   Sometimes they are clearly parts of normal galaxies, and in other               cases their environment is less clear.  To look at the general                  properties of these phenomena, a comprehensive list of such                     objects is required.  A catalog similar to the previous QSO                     catalog will be prepared.                                                                                                                                       Objects to be included in the catalog must have a nucleus that is               the most dominant feature and a spectrum that shows evidence of                 violent activity clearly not due to the evolution of normal single              stars, i.e. the spectrum must show evidence for a nonthermal                    continuum, sometimes variable, and an emission line spectrum                    dominated by broad lines.  The nucleus may often be a radio source              or an X-ray source. As in the case for QSOs, the objects have been              found by a variety of techniques:  colors; morphology; low                      dispersion spectroscopy, including the grism-objective prism                    techniques; and  optical studies following identification by radio              or X-ray techniques.                                                                                                                                            The Principal Investigator estimates that this catalogue will                   contain between 500 and 1000 objects.  He plans to publish the                  catalog in 1988.
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{'Code': '1217', 'Text': 'EXTRAGALACTIC ASTRON & COSMOLO'}
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