ALMA Science Archive
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数据描述
The dataset comprises astronomical observations of celestial sources, primarily quasars and active galactic nuclei, characterized by their radio emissions. It includes precise coordinates, observation frequencies ranging from 336.99 to 352.99 GHz, dates, and associated metadata such as source identifiers and measurement parameters. Designed for astrophysical research, the dataset supports studies on the distribution, luminosity, and evolutionary characteristics of high-redshift objects. By compiling detailed observational data, it aids in understanding the role of supermassive black holes in galaxy formation and the large-scale structure of the universe. The entries are part of a broader effort to map radio-loud sources, providing a resource for analyzing cosmic phenomena through multi-wavelength observations.
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