Near infrared surface photometry of NGC 1068.

Bibcode
1986ASSL..121..633M
Mediavilla Gradolph, E.; Sanchez Magro, C.
Bibliographical reference

Structure and evolution of active galactic nuclei, p. 633 - 636

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1986
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2
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0
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0
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Description
NGC 1068 has been observed at the near infrared bands J, H, K, L. Near infrared scans of NGC 1068 with 20 and 5 arcsec apertures have been used to isolate the nuclear emission. The nuclear near infrared emission can be explained by a combination of dust clouds at different positions and temperatures. The same scans have been used for a tentative detection of the ring in the L band.
Type
Non-refereed
Active galactic nuclei
Seyfert galaxies
Surface photometry

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