Titlebook: Galactic and Extragalactic Radio Astronomy; Gerrit L. Verschuur,Kenneth I. Kellermann Textbook 1988Latest edition Springer-Verlag New York

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James L. Massey,Oscar N. Garcíaiding a fascinating astrophysical laboratory for the study of maser processes, the intense emissions have been used as probes of the dynamics and physical conditions of their surroundings on scales as small as one astronomical unit throughout the Galaxy and in nearby galaxies. Since masers are found

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Data Structures and Pattern Recognition,especially true for radio astronomy, which was the first of the astronomical sciences to penetrate the mysteries of the galactic center, but radio-frequency observations alone cannot provide more than a fraction of the knowledge which is required. Nowadays, the galactic center is accessible and comm

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Automated Logic Design of Mos Networks,ty of stellar radio emission phenomena has been made clear, and in some cases there are striking similarities to solar radio emission. Therefore, a review of earlier stellar work, and solar radio phenomena, provides useful perspective. In this chapter, we will consider only continuum radio emission,

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Parallel and Distributed Environments,1953), the HI emission of the Magellanic Clouds was observed from Australia. Largely as a result of the pioneering efforts of M.S. Roberts, by the time of his comprehensive review (Roberts 1975; the reader is referred to this source for the early development of the field), HI in about 140 extragalac

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