Low-frequency VLBI in space and interstellar refraction

Details Low-frequency VLBI in space and interstellar refraction Low-frequency VLBI in space and interstellar refraction

Aug 1986

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Antennas, Interplanetary Space, Low Frequencies, Refraction, Very Long Base Interferometry, Correlation, Earth Ionosphere, Ionospheric Propagation

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The authors consider in some detail various technical considerations, including the decorrelating effects of the ionosphere and interplanetary medium, and conclude that low frequency very long baseline interferometry observations involving Quasat and Earth-based antennas would be feasible, particularly if sources are observed when they are in the anti-solar hemisphere.

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