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TitleDer leuchtkräftigste Quasar: S5 0014+81.
AuthorsKühr, H.
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1985S&W....24..260K   Search ADS ↗
AbstractResearch results on the most luminous quasar, S5 0014 + 81, are reviewed. The optical absorption spectrum of this object is discussed, as are the results of infrared observations. The question of whether the quasar's great luminosity is intrinsic or due to gravitational lensing is considered.
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