Analysis of spectropolarimetric observations of OJ 287.

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1994imoj.conf...64D
de Diego, J. A.; González-Pérez, J. N.; Charles, P. A.
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Workshop on Intensive Monitoring of OJ 287, p. 64 - 68

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1994
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3
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During the OJ-94 campaign the authors got spectropolarimetric observations of OJ 287. Although the polarization was very low (<1%), they have found wavelength dependent polarization using a technique that will be explained in the text. In the spectrum, they also see the [O III] λ5007 emission line, a feature that only can be seen when the object is in a low state.
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