Secular Variation of the Flux Density of the Radio Source Cassiopeia A

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Feb 1961

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Nature, Volume 189, Issue 4764, pp. 561-562 (1961).

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IN 1951, Ryle and Elsmore1 reported on a series of observations of radio sources using an interferometer at a frequency of 81.5 Mc./s. A comparison of the flux densities of about one hundred sources measured nearly every day for eighteen months revealed no long-term variations greater than 10 per cent, or for some of the more intense sources, greater than 5 per cent.

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