Astrophysics,Part C, Radio Observations (Methods of Experimental Physics)

Content: 
Editor-in-Chief
Page ii

Edited by
Page iii

Copyright page
Page iv

Contributors
Page xi

Foreword
Page xiii
L. Marton

Preface
Page xv
M.L. Meeks

4.1. Observations of Small-Diameter Sources Original Research Article
Pages 1-18
John R. Dickel

4.2. Fundamentals of Spectral-Line Measurements Original Research Article
Pages 19-45
D.R.W. Williams

4.3. Measurements with Radio-Frequency Spectrometers Original Research Article
Pages 46-57
J.A. Ball

4.4. Measurements of Galactic 21-cm Hydrogen Original Research Article
Pages 58-77
Carl Heiles, G.T. Wrixon

4.5. Pulsar Observing Techniques Original Research Article
Pages 78-91
G. Richard Huguenin

4.6. Lunar Occultation Measurements Original Research Article
Pages 92-117
C. Hazard

4.7. Scintillation Measurements Original Research Article
Pages 118-137
L.T. Little

5.1. Theory of Two-Element Interferometers Original Research Article
Pages 139-157
A.E.E. Rogers

5.2. Connected-Element Interferometry Original Research Article
Pages 158-173
Guy Pooley

5.3. Very Long Baseline Interferometer Systems Original Research Article
Pages 174-197
J.M. Moran

5.4. Frequency and Time Standards Original Research Article
Pages 198-227
Robert F.C. Vessot

5.5. Very Long Baseline lnterferometric Observations and Data Reduction Original Research Article
Pages 228-260
J.M. Moran

5.6. Estimation of Astrometric and Geodetic Parameters Original Research Article
Pages 261-276
Irwin I. Shapiro

6.1. Radial-Velocity Corrections for Earth Motion Original Research Article
Pages 277-283
M.A. Gordon

6.2. The Fast Fourier Transform Original Research Article
Pages 284-295
Norman Brenner

6.3. Data Presentation Techniques Original Research Article
Pages 296-307
Norman Brenne, Stanley H. Zisk

Appendixes A–K
Pages 308-333

Index for Volume 12, Part C
Pages 335-340

Index for Volume 12, Part B
Pages 341-345