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NASA NTRS · 19740061832

Radio astronomy

Abstract

The origins, generation, detection, and interpretation of radio signals are discussed for signals with an assumed random polarization. After defining the basic parameters, the discussion moves to such topics as synchrotron radiation, plasma effects, changes in the electron energy spectrum in the radiating regions, energy loss to ionization, bremsstrahlung, radio astronomical observations of high-energy particles, emission by energetic particles, observation of supernova remnants and pulsars, galactic background continuum radiation, and others.

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Alexander, J., Clark, T.. 1974-01-01. Radio astronomy. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19740061832

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