The quasars, 0748+126 and 2251+158 (3C 454 3),have been observed at 1 3cm by using a global VLBI network. We have obtained the images of the quasars with a resolution higher than 0″ 001. The brightness distribution i...The quasars, 0748+126 and 2251+158 (3C 454 3),have been observed at 1 3cm by using a global VLBI network. We have obtained the images of the quasars with a resolution higher than 0″ 001. The brightness distribution is revealed in the nuclear region of the quasars. The radio emission FWHM from 0748+126 is 0 61×0 27 mas. 2251+158 shows a nucleus-jet structure, and the nuclear region is elongated in the direction PA=-130°, The quasar can be fitted with 4 Gaussian components. The most west and east components are separated by 0 8mas (3pc). The integrated flux density in the nuclear region is 6 138Jy. The most east component shows the highest brightness, and its flux is ~4 11Jy (in 67% of the total detected flux), concentrated in the area of 0 16×0 01 mas. This causes the brightness temperature up to 2 6×10 12 K.展开更多
文摘The quasars, 0748+126 and 2251+158 (3C 454 3),have been observed at 1 3cm by using a global VLBI network. We have obtained the images of the quasars with a resolution higher than 0″ 001. The brightness distribution is revealed in the nuclear region of the quasars. The radio emission FWHM from 0748+126 is 0 61×0 27 mas. 2251+158 shows a nucleus-jet structure, and the nuclear region is elongated in the direction PA=-130°, The quasar can be fitted with 4 Gaussian components. The most west and east components are separated by 0 8mas (3pc). The integrated flux density in the nuclear region is 6 138Jy. The most east component shows the highest brightness, and its flux is ~4 11Jy (in 67% of the total detected flux), concentrated in the area of 0 16×0 01 mas. This causes the brightness temperature up to 2 6×10 12 K.