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Table 1

Quasars at z > 4.5 imaged earlier with VLBI by increasing redshift.

Source name z ν Network Peak Ref.
GHz mJy/beam

J1235−0003 4.69 1.4 VLBA 17 1
J1205−0742N 4.70 1.4 VLBA 0.2 2
J1205−0742S 4.70 1.4 VLBA 0.2 2
J1430+4204 4.72 5 EVN 161 3
15 VLBA 159 & 200 4
J1451−1512 4.76 5 EVN 50 5
J0913+5919 5.11 1.4 VLBA 19 1
J0906+6930 5.47 15 VLBA 115 6
43 VLBA 42 6
J0836+0054 5.77 1.6 EVN 0.8 7
5 EVN 0.3 8
J1427+3312 6.12 1.4 VLBA 1.0 9
1.6 EVN 0.5 10
5 EVN 0.2 10

Notes. Column 1 – source name (J2000); Col. 2 – spectroscopic redshift; Col. 3 – observing frequency (GHz); Col. 4 – interferometer array (EVN: European VLBI Network, VLBA: Very Long Baseline Array); Col. 5 – peak brightness (mJy/beam); Col. 6.

References. 1: Momjian et al. (2004); 2: Momjian et al. (2005); 3: Paragi et al. (1999); 4: Veres et al. (2010); 5: L.I. Gurvits et al. (in preparation); 6: Romani et al. (2004); 7: Frey et al. (2003); 8: Frey et al. (2005); 9: Momjian et al. (2008); 10: Frey et al. (2008b).

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