Table 1.
Radio galaxies in the TANAMI sample.
B1950 name | Other name | Class (a) | Redshift | RA(J2000) | Dec(J2000) | 4FGL (b) | Ref (c) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
0518−458 | Pictor A | FR II | 0.035 | 79.957 | −45.779 | J0519.6−4544 | [1] |
0521−365 | PKS 0521−36 | RG/SSRQ | 0.057 | 80.742 | −36.459 | J0522.9−3628 | [2] |
0625−354 | PKS 0625−35 | FR I/BLL | 0.055 | 96.778 | −35.487 | J0627.0−3529 | [3] |
1258−321 | PKS 1258−321 | FR I | 0.017 | 195.253 | −32.441 | − | [4] |
1322−428 | Centaurus A | FR I | 0.0018 | 201.365 | −43.019 | J1325.5−4300 | [5] |
1333−337 | IC 4296 | FR I | 0.013 | 204.162 | −33.966 | − | [4] |
1343−601 | Centaurus B | FR I | 0.013 | 206.704 | −60.408 | J1346.3−6026 | [6] |
1549−790 | PKS 1549−79 | RG/CFS | 0.15 | 239.245 | −79.234 | − | [7] |
1600−489 | PMN J1603−4904 | GPS (d) | 0.23 | 240.961 | −49.068 | J1603.8−4903 | [8] |
1718−649 | PKS 1718−649 | GPS/CSO | 0.014 | 260.921 | −65.010 | J1724.2−6501 | [9] |
1733−565 | PKS 1733−56 | FR II | 0.098 | 264.399 | −56.567 | − | [2] |
1814−637 | PKS 1814−63 | CSS/CSO | 0.065 | 274.896 | −63.763 | − | [7] |
2027−308 | PKS 2027−308 | RG | 0.539 | 307.741 | −30.657 | − | [10] |
2152−699 | PKS 2153−69 | FR II | 0.028 | 329.275 | −69.690 | J2156.0−6942 (e) | [11] |
Notes.
FR I: Fanaroff-Riley type 1; FR II: Fanaroff-Riley type 2; BLL: BL Lac; RG: Radio galaxy; SSRQ: Steep Spectrum Radio Quasar; CFS: Compact Flat Spectrum; GPS: Gigahertz Peaked Spectrum; CSO: Compact Symmetric Object; CSS: Compact Steep Spectrum (see O’Dea 1998 for a review on the GPS, CSO and CSS classes).
Γ-ray counterpart source name from the 4FGL (Abdollahi et al. 2020), if applicable.
Redshift reference: [1] Lauberts & Valentijn (1989), [2] Jones et al. (2009), [3] Quintana & Ramirez (1995), [4] Smith et al. (2000), [5] Graham (1978), [6] West & Tarenghi (1989), [7] Holt et al. (2008), [8] Goldoni et al. (2016), [9] Meyer et al. (2004), [10] Healey et al. (2008), [11] da Costa et al. (1991).
Originally misclassified as BL Lac, this source has been classified as a young radio galaxy based on multi-wavelength studies (Müller et al. 2014a, 2015, 2016).
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