The Scintillation of Extended Radio Sources When the Receiver has a Finite Bandwidth. III. Further Methods

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Sep 1972

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Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series A, Mathematical and Physical Sciences, Volume 330, Issue 1580, pp. 65-77

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Two previous papers gave the theory of the scintillation of the signal from a radio star when the intervening medium is weakly scattering, but so thick that the effect of multiple scatter cannot be ignored. Allowance was made for the finite angular size of the source and the finite receiver bandwidth. New methods of solution of this problem are now presented which avoid some of the limitations of the solutions used earlier. The method is also extended to deal with the case where the scattering medium varies along the line of sight.

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