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April 1, 1974Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical SocietyOpen Access

Simultaneous Observations of Pulsar Intensity Variations at Parkes and Ootacamund

Ο. B. Slee J. G. Ables R. Batchelor S. Krishnamohan V. R. Venugopal G. Swarup

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Simultaneous observations at 326.5 MHz of the intensity variations of seven pulsars have been conducted over a 8000-km baseline between Australia and India.

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