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Radio Observations of Supernova Remnants Using the RT-32 Radio Telescope at the “Svetloe” Observatory of the IAA RAS

Ivanov V. P. , Ipatov A. V., Rahimov I. A., Grenkov S. A., Andreeva T. S.

Transactions of IAA RAS, issue 48, 56–63 (2019)

Keywords: radio emission spectra of supernova remnants, radio telescope, spectrum, standard sourse, flux density, variability.

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The flux densities of supernova remnants (SR) spectra G21.5–0.9 were measured at 4840 and 8450 MHz frequencies with the RT-32 radio telescope at the “Svetloe” Observatory in 2013–2018, and repeated measurements revealed the source variability. The measurement technique and accuracy are discussed. Additional data on SR radio emission fluxes for earlier epochs and at various frequencies were obtained on the basis of published data containing comparisons of the intensities of the studied and standard sources. The literature data are presented as a consistent system, including the measurements with RT-32 of the “Svetloe” Observatory of the IAA RAS, based on the “Artificial Moon” flux scale standards. This procedure essentially improves the data system, the spectrum of the source and its variability. The parameters of the spectrum are determined. It is shown that the kink in the spectrum of G21.5–0.9 is not associated with the synchrotron emission of relativistic electrons. The possible causes of the changes detected in the spectrum of G21.5–0.9 are discussed.

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Ivanov V. P. , Ipatov A. V., Rahimov I. A., Grenkov S. A., Andreeva T. S.. Radio Observations of Supernova Remnants Using the RT-32 Radio Telescope at the “Svetloe” Observatory of the IAA RAS // Transactions of IAA RAS. — 2019. — Issue 48. — P. 56–63.

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on the “Artificial Moon” flux scale standards. This procedure essentially improves the data system, the spectrum of the source and its variability. The parameters of the spectrum are determined. It is shown that the kink in the spectrum of G21.5–0.9 is not associated with the synchrotron emission of relativistic electrons. The possible causes of the changes detected in the spectrum of G21.5–0.9 are discussed.},
  author = {IvanovV. P. and IpatovA. V. and RahimovI. A. and GrenkovS. A. and AndreevaT. S.},
  doi = {10.32876/ApplAstron.48.56-63},
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  journal = {Transactions of IAA RAS},
  keyword = {radio emission spectra of supernova remnants, radio telescope, spectrum, standard sourse, flux density, variability},
  pages = {56--63},
  title = {Radio Observations of Supernova Remnants Using the RT-32 Radio Telescope at the “Svetloe” Observatory of the IAA RAS},
  url = {http://iaaras.ru/en/library/paper/1953/},
  year = {2019}
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measured at 4840 and 8450 MHz frequencies with the RT-32 radio
telescope at the “Svetloe” Observatory in 2013–2018, and repeated
measurements revealed the source variability. The measurement
technique and accuracy are discussed. Additional data on SR radio
emission fluxes for earlier epochs and at various frequencies were
obtained on the basis of published data containing comparisons of the
intensities of the studied and standard sources. The literature data
are presented as a consistent system, including the measurements with
RT-32 of the “Svetloe” Observatory of the IAA RAS, based  on the
“Artificial Moon” flux scale standards. This procedure essentially
improves the data system, the spectrum of the source and its
variability. The parameters of the spectrum are determined. It is
shown that the kink in the spectrum of G21.5–0.9 is not associated
with the synchrotron emission of relativistic electrons. The possible
causes of the changes detected in the spectrum of G21.5–0.9 are
discussed.
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