1.4GHz radio sources in Lynx and Hercules fields (Rigby+, 2007)

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Sep 2008

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VizieR On-line Data Catalog: J/MNRAS/380/1449. Originally published in: 2007MNRAS.380.1449R

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The VLA data were taken with the array in A configuration on 2002 April 22 for the Hercules field, and 2002 February 15 for the Lynx field. Both sets of observations were taken at a frequency of 1.4GHz (L band), in four intermediate frequency (IF) spectral line mode to enable wide-field imaging, using 16 channels of width 781.25kHz. The IFs were centred on 1391.3 and 1471.1MHz observing dual polarization. Both the Hercules and the Lynx fields were observed for 8.5h each.
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