The 7c Survey of Radio Sources at 151-MHZ - a Search for Low-Frequency Variability

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Variability in the 151-MHz flux density of radio sources, on a time-scale of 1 yr, has been investigated using the Cambridge Low Frequency Synthesis Telescope in a complete sample of 811 unresolved sources with S_151_ > 0.3 Jy. The wide field of view of the telescope permits simultaneous observations of ~150 sources above ~0.3 Jy and enables relative calibration of observations at two epochs to better than 1 per cent on the assumption that there is no systematic variability in the sample. Less than 1.1 per cent of the sample show fractional variability at a level of > 15 per cent; no sources with S_151_ > 3 Jy show fractional variability at a level > 4 per cent. The variability of individual sources is considered by making difference maps. Only two sources in the entire sample show significant variability.

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