The optical variability of 3C 345.

Bibcode
1986ASSL..121..601K
Kidger, M. R.; Beckman, J. E.
Bibliographical reference

Structure and evolution of active galactic nuclei, p. 601 - 604

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1986
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2
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Description
The publication by Lloyd (1984) of new and revised data for a sample of active nuclei brought the number of published observations of 3C 345 up to over 900, between 1965 and 1980. Since the last major study, by Barbieri et al. (1977), sufficient new data has been produced to merit a complet revision of previous analysis. A compilation of the lightcurve and Fourier Transform analysis are presented here and compared with previous studies. The authors find no strong evidence for long lasting major periodicities, in contradiction to some other published conclusions.
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Non-refereed
Light curves
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