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Christiansen, WN, Warburton, JA (1953) The Distribution Of Radio Brightness Over The Solar Disk At A Wavelength Of 21 Centimetres. I. A New Highly Directional Aerial System. Australian Journal of Physics, 6 (2). 190pp. doi:10.1071/ph530190

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TitleThe Distribution Of Radio Brightness Over The Solar Disk At A Wavelength Of 21 Centimetres. I. A New Highly Directional Aerial System
JournalAustralian Journal of Physics
AuthorsChristiansen, WNAuthor
Warburton, JAAuthor
Year1953Volume6
Issue2
PublisherCSIRO Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1071/ph530190
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Full ReferenceChristiansen, WN, Warburton, JA (1953) The Distribution Of Radio Brightness Over The Solar Disk At A Wavelength Of 21 Centimetres. I. A New Highly Directional Aerial System. Australian Journal of Physics, 6 (2). 190pp. doi:10.1071/ph530190
Plain TextChristiansen, WN, Warburton, JA (1953) The Distribution Of Radio Brightness Over The Solar Disk At A Wavelength Of 21 Centimetres. I. A New Highly Directional Aerial System. Australian Journal of Physics, 6 (2). 190pp. doi:10.1071/ph530190
In(1953) Australian Journal of Physics Vol. 6 (2) CSIRO Publishing

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