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Table 1

Sample of the 11 radio-loud BAL QSOs studied in this paper.

Name SDSS name RA Dec z S 1.4 BAL
(J2000) (J2000) (mJy/beam) Type
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

0044+00 J004444.06+001303.5 00 44 44.0657 +00 13 03.560 2.28 53.1
0756+37 J075628.25+371455.6 07 56 28.24 +37 14 55.6 2.51 239.4
0816+48 J081618.99+482328.4 08 16 18.9960 +48 23 28.469 3.57 68.3
0849+27 J084914.27+275729.7 08 49 14.2716 +27 57 29.709 1.73 52.8 Hi
1014+05 J101440.35+053712.6 10 14 40.3561 +05 37 12.682 2.01 55.0 Hi
1102+11 J110206.66+112104.9 11 02 06.6617 +11 21 04.900 2.35 82.3
1237+47 J123717.44+470807.0 12 37 17.44 +47 08 07.0 2.27 78.5 FeLo
1304+13 J130448.06+130416.6 13 04 48.0594 +13 04 16.590 2.57 49.6
1327+03 J132703.21+031311.2 13 27 03.21 +03 13 11.2 2.83 60.7
1406+34 J140653.84+343337.3 14 06 53.84 +34 33 37.3 2.56 164.4
1603+30 J160354.15+300208.6 16 03 54.1534 +30 02 08.705 2.03 53.7 Hi

Notes.Columns 3–5 are respectively RA, Dec and redshift as measured from the SDSS. For phase-referenced sources we give the coordinates of the brightest component peak, derived from our VLBI observations. Column 6 gives the peak flux density at 1.4 GHz from the FIRST catalogue (Becker et al. 1995; White et al. 1997). The last column is the BAL type as given in Bruni et al. (2012): a hyphen indicates that it could not be determined.

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