Table 3
Quasar (QSO) data.
| QSO | z | M V | M I | RQ/RL |
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| 0923+201 | 0.193 | –24.6 | –24.28 | RQ |
| 2344+184 | 0.138 | –23.6 | –23.80 | RQ |
| 1635+119 | 0.147 | –23.1 | –22.39 | RQ |
| 1012+008 | 0.185 | –24.3 | –25.39 | RQ |
| 1004+130 | 0.241 | –25.7 | –24.90 | RL |
| 1020-103 | 0.197 | –24.2 | –24.35 | RL |
| 2355-082 | 0.211 | –23.0 | –23.71 | RL |
Notes. The first column is the QSO identification, z is the redshift, MV and MI are absolute magnitudes, and RQ/RL labels the QSO as being radio quiet (RQ) or radio loud (RL). We have not found any publication or catalogue presenting both the absolute magnitudes in the V filter, MV, and I filter, MI. Therefore, the data in the table use the catalogue by Souchay et al. (2015) containing the MI values. The MV values are taken from Dunlop et al. (1993, 2003).
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