Gamma ray burst source locations with the new interplanetary network

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Feb 1992

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In its The Compton Observatory Science Workshop p 60 (SEE N92-21874 12-90)

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astronomy

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Astronomy, Detectors, Distance, Gamma Ray Bursts, Position (Location), Spacecraft Instruments, Pioneer Venus Spacecraft, Ulysses Mission

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The celestial source fields of gamma ray bursts can now be determined with precision considerably greater than that provided by earlier interplanetary networks. A new burst timing array consists of the Ulysses mission and the Pioneer-Venus Orbiter at great distances and the Compton Observatory, Granat, and other burst-observing spacecraft near the Earth. With Ulysses providing a baseline approaching five astronomical units in its progress towards Jupiter, and given the timing resolution of the Compton Burst and Transient Source Experiment, source fields with dimensions as small as several arc seconds by less than one arc minute will be determined for many of the events to be studied within this network.

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