Influence of the troposphere on radio-interferometer differential coordinate measurements

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Astronomical Coordinates, Atmospheric Turbulence, Frequency Measurement, Radio Interferometers, Troposphere, Very Long Base Interferometry, Error Analysis, Ionospheric Disturbances, Isotropic Turbulence, Phase Deviation, Time Lag

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In the present paper, the constraints placed by tropospheric turbulence on the accuracy of phase and frequency coordinate measurements are evaluated within the framework of a power-law model of the eikonal structure function describing the properties of the troposphere. It is shown that, in contrast to differential phase measurements, the angular precision of a very-long-base interferometer is impaired in the case of frequency measurements.

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