VLBI observations at 147 GHz

01/01/2003

Abstract

At 147 GHz (2 mm wavelength), we detected three prominent AGN (NRAO 150, 3C 279, 1633+382) with Very Long Baseline Interferometry (VLBI) with an angular resolution of only ∼ 18 micro-arcseconds. This is a new world record in radio interferometry and astronomical imaging and opens fascinating future possibilities to directly image and study the innermost regions in Quasars and other Active Galactic Nuclei.

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VLBI observations at 147 GHz: first detection of transatlantic fringes in bright AGN, by Krichbaum e...

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