Analysis and application of a multi-beam radio astronomy survey |
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Contents
MULTIBEAM SURVEY CALIBRATION | 27 |
MULTIBEAM SURVEY DATA MATRICES | 80 |
gradients | 117 |
6 other sections not shown
Common terms and phrases
ambient temperature amplitude antenna temperature Arecibo background confusion background sky beam area beam power pattern beam width brightness temperature measurements channels confusion distribution constant contour plot data matrix data set data strings determined digit Durdin estimated flux density Figure filter flux density calibration flux density distribution Fortran gain calibration gain factor galactic Gaussian gradients grid positions hours of right hours right ascension INPUT interpolation Janskys magnetic tape maps MB data MB radio MB radio source MB survey data mean level mean nearest neighbor Measured flux density minutes of arc modified running mean MULTI-BEAM NAIC nearest neighbor distances night night's data nominal observation epoch coordinates percent point sources profile plots pseudo-random pseudo-random positions radio emission radio telescope record reflector region relative gain Rosette Nebula running mean baseline samples scale seconds of arc sky brightness temperature source's spatial frequency steradian SUBROUTINE survey data tape undersampled zenith angle Zwicky galaxies
Bibliographic information
| Title | Analysis and application of a multi-beam radio astronomy survey |
| Author | Dale Joel Pleticha |
| Publisher | Cornell University, May, 1976 |
| Original from | Cornell University |
| Digitized | May 12, 2011 |
| Length | 502 pages |
| Subjects | › Radio astronomy Science / Astronomy |
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