Titlebook: Quasar Hosts; Proceedings of the E David L. Clements,Ismael Pérez-Fournon Conference proceedings 1997 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 199

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JHK Imaging of QSO Hosts and Companionssystematic offsets at z≤0.3. The QSO luminosity profiles are complex and reveal some of their tidal disturbance and star-formation history. At high redshift, the models match well, and indicate compact groups of galaxies with young populations.

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Adaptive Optics Observations of Quasar Hostss will complement space based observation. Here we present first results from a pilot project to study quasar hosts with adaptive optics, and discuss the need for better defined samples of distant AGN and galaxies suitable for adaptive optics study.

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Remarks on the Extended Light in Quasarsear phenomena. Some comments are made about the importance of the rest-frame waveband and the likely appearance of ‘pseudo-host’ galaxies resulting from locally scattered quasar light and spatially-extended emission line regions.

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The Unified Schemes and Radio Polarization Studiesar objects being seen with different angles of inclination to the observer. The orientation dependence arises due to bulk relativistic motion of the non-thermal jets squirting out from the active nucleus, and anisotropic distribution of circumnuclear material, which is possibly in the form of a toru

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Quasar Host Luminosities and the Evolutionary Unified Schemel luminosities: (i) a nuclear isotropic component, .., (ii) a relativistic beam, ., and (iii) the luminosity of the host galaxy, ... Here . = [.(1 − . cos .)]. is the Doppler factor, and .., the intrinsic jet luminosity, is assumed to have the same cosmic evolution as .., while a weak increase of .,