Problems in the Further Improvement of the Efficiency of Radio Telescopes Having a Diameter of 64 to 128 m in the Short-Wave Portion of the Centimeter Range

Details Problems in the Further Improvement of the Efficiency of Radio Telescopes Having a Diameter of 64 to 128 m in the Short-Wave Portion of the Centimeter Range Problems in the Further Improvement of the Efficiency of Radio Telescopes Having a Diameter of 64 to 128 m in the Short-Wave Portion of the Centimeter Range

Dec 1973

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Radiophysics and Quantum Electronics, Volume 16, Issue 12, pp.1471-1475

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