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most citedThe Australian experience with the PC-EVN recorder

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The Australian experience with the PC-EVN recorder

R. Dodson, S. Tingay, C. West +4

We report on our experiences using the Metsahovi Radio Observatory's (MRO) VLBI Standard Interface (VSI, Whitney 2002) recorder in a number of astronomical applications. The PC-EVN…

astro-ph2004

VLBI detections of a source weaker than 100 mJy at 86 GHz

E. Middelberg, A. L. Roy, R. C. Walker +1

We use a new phase-calibration strategy to calibrate the phase of 86 GHz VLBI observations of the FR I radio galaxy NGC 4261. Instead of switching between a calibrator source and t…

astro-ph2003

The Universe behind the Southern Milky Way

R. C. Kraan-Korteweg, L. Staveley-Smith, J. Donley +2

A first analysis of a deep blind HI survey covering the southern Zone of Avoidance plus an extension towards the north (196 < l < 52 deg) obtained with the Multibeam receiver at th…

astro-ph2003

Radio Observations of Masers in Post-AGB Stars

R. M. Deacon, A. J. Green, J. M. Chapman

We present observations of 86 post-Asymptotic Giant Branch (post-AGB) stars of OH maser transitions, taken with the Parkes Telescope between September 2002 and August 2003. Post-AG…

astro-ph2002

Detection of a Collimated Jet towards a High-mass Protostar

K. J. Brooks, G. Garay, D. Mardones +1

Here we present the discovery of a triple radio continuum source associated with IRAS 16547-4247. The spectral indices of the three components are consistent with a jet powered by…

astro-ph2002

A massive star-forming region in a very early stage of evolution

K. J. Brooks, G. Garay, D. Mardones +2

We present results from a study of two luminous IRAS sources thought to be young massive star-forming regions and which have no previously detected radio continuum emission: IRAS 1…