Please find here a paper on quasar formation and evolution: http://fr.calameo.com/books/000145333477ac4808aec
Your comments are welcome.
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Please find here a paper on quasar formation and evolution: http://fr.calameo.com/books/000145333477ac4808aec
Your comments are welcome.
The manuscript was updated as of the 1st of February 2010 to account for the following observation: The half-life of quasars was estimated at 1.33 billion years which is close the potassium-40 to argon half-life. Note that potassium-40 half-life is the preferred method for the datation of magmatic rocks.
To be more accurate 1.3 Gyr is the half-live of potassium-40 which can decay into Ca, and isotopes of argon..
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