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astro-ph20081 cited

Developments in Nanosecond Pulse Detection Methods and Technology

R. A. McFadden, N. D. R. Bhat, R. D. Ekers +6

A promising method for the detection of UHE neutrinos is the Lunar Cherenkov technique, which utilises Earth-based radio telescopes to detect the coherent Cherenkov radiation emitt…

astro-ph20073 cited

The Lunar Cherenkov Technique: From Parkes Onwards

C. W. James, R. D. Ekers, R. A. McFadden +1

The lunar Cherenkov technique, which aims to detect the coherent Cherenkov radiation produced when UHE particles interact in the lunar regolith, was first attempted with the Parkes…

astro-ph200733 cited

Limit on UHE Neutrino Flux from the Parkes Lunar Radio Cherenkov Experiment

C. W. James, R. M. Crocker, R. D. Ekers +3

The first search for ultra-high energy (UHE) neutrinos using a radio telescope was conducted by Hankins, Ekers and O'Sullivan (1996). This was a search for nanosecond duration radi…

astro-ph200410 cited

Faraday Rotation Measures through the Cores of Southern Galaxy Clusters

M. Johnston-Hollitt, R. D. Ekers

We present a study of the rotation measure (RM) obtained from a sample of extra-galactic radio sources either embedded in or seen in projection through a sample of seven southern g…

astro-ph20044 cited

Statistical Analysis of Extra-galactic Rotation Measures

M. Johnston-Hollitt, C. P. Hollitt, R. D. Ekers

We have performed a statistical analysis of a sample of 1100 extra-galactic rotation measures (RMs) obtained from the literature. Using a subsample of approximately 800 reliable RM…

astro-ph20043 cited

First results from the ATCA 18 GHz pilot survey

R. Ricci, E. M. Sadler, R. D. Ekers +7

As a pilot study for the first all-sky radio survey at short wavelengths, we have observed 1216 sq. deg. of the southern sky at 18GHz (16mm) using a novel wide-band (3.4GHz bandwid…