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R. T. Schilizzi W. Aldrich B. Anderson A. Bos R. M. Campbell J. Canaris R. Cappallo J. L. Casse A. Cattani J. Goodman H. J. van Langevelde A. Maccafferri R. Millenaar R. G. Noble F. Olnon S. M. Parsley C. Phillips S. V. Pogrebenko D. Smythe A. Szomoru H. Verkouter A. R. Whitney 《Experimental Astronomy》2001,12(1):49-67
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E. García L. De Haro C. O'Sullivan G. Cahill J. A. López Fernández F. Tercero B. Galocha J. L. Besada 《Experimental Astronomy》2003,15(3):173-193
A classical radioastronomy receiver is fed with a corrugated horn and an independent lens, both placed in a cryostat to lower
the noise temperature. The beam is focused and directed using a combination of elliptical and plane mirrors. This paper proposes
modifying the initial feeding system by placing the lens onto the horn aperture, thereby allowing a size reduction of the
horn and lens, and a simplification of their mechanical design. The profiled lens is shaped to correct the phase error on
the horn aperture. A quasi-optical model of the horn-plus-lens system has been developed using a Beam Mode Expansion (BME).
Results using both a hyperbolic-planar lens and a spherical-elliptical lens, as well as results obtained by using Geometrical
Optics (GO) with a Kirchoff–Huygens integration to get the far-field pattern, have been compared with measurements. As a direct
application, a full focusing system for the new 40-m radiotelescope at the “Centro Astronómico de Yebes” is presented for
the 22, 30 and 45 GHz bands. This paper has developed a QO model for a corrugated conical horn with a phase-correcting lens.
This revised version was published online in July 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date. 相似文献
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Claudia Comito Peter Schilke Ulrike Endesfelder Izaskun Jiménez-Serra Jesus Martín-Pintado 《Astrophysics and Space Science》2008,313(1-3):59-63
The direct detection of accretion onto massive protostars through rotating disks constitutes an important tile in the massive-star-formation-theory
mosaic. This task is however observationally very challenging. A very interesting example is Cepheus A HW2. The properties
of the molecular emission around this YSO seems to suggest the presence of a massive rotating disk (cf. Patel et al. in Nature
437:109, 2005). We have carried out sub-arcsec-resolution PdBI observations of high-density and shock tracers such as SO2, SiO, CH3CN, and CH3OH towards the center of the outflow. A detailed analysis of the spatial distribution and of the velocity field traced by
all observed species leads us to conclude that, on a ∼700 AU scale, the Cep-A “disk” is actually the result of the superposition
of multiple hot-core-type objects, at least one of them ejecting an outflow at a small angle with respect to the line of sight.
Together with the well-known large-scale outflow ejected by HW2, this setup makes for a very complex spatial and kinematic
picture.
Based on observations carried out with the IRAM Plateau de Bure Interferometer. IRAM is supported by INSU/CNRS (France), MPG
(Germany) and IGN (Spain). 相似文献
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John D. Bunton 《Experimental Astronomy》2004,17(1-3):185-189
In the early days of radioastronomy cylindrical parabolic reflectors were a popular technology. This paper traces some of the factors that have hindered their use in recent times. These factors no longer apply and as the cost of electronics decreases their applicability to the SKA becomes more and more favourable. 相似文献
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