The core-jet structure of the JVAS gravitational lens B1030+074
E. Xanthopoulos, M. Norbury, A. Karidis, N. Jackson, I. Browne, P. Wilkinson, R. Porcas, A. Patnaik, D. Gabuzda
Abstract
We present results from VLBA+Effelsberg 1.7 GHz, VLBA 8.4 GHz and VLBA 15 GHz observations of the JVAS gravitational lens system B1030+074. The VLBA+Effelsberg 1.7 GHz data with 3 mas resolution reveal a detailed 60 mas jet structure in the strong A component of the lens system and maybe a first hint of the corresponding jet structure in the faint component B. As we go to the higher resolution 8.4 GHz and 15 GHz data we can see more of the inner structure of the A core, which is resolved, while the B core still remains unresolved.
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