4C 14.18 , the SIMBAD biblio

4C 14.18 , the SIMBAD biblio (47 results) C.D.S. - SIMBAD4 rel 1.8 - 2026.10.14CEST10:01:56

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1966ApJS...13...65P viz 736 224 Positions and flux densities of radio sources. PAULINY-TOTH I.I.K., WADE C.M. and HEESCHEN D.S.
1968AJ.....73..135G 627 132 Survey of radio sources observed in the continuum near 1420 MHz, declinations -5 to +70. GALT J.A. and KENNEDY J.E.D.
1968ApJS...15..203F 535 123 The east-west structure of radio sources at 1425 MHz. FOMALONT E.B.
1968MNRAS.138..393L 146 46 Radio source structure derived from interplanetary scintillation. LITTLE L.T. and HEWISH A.
1968MNRAS.139..289W 372 34 The radio spectra of sources in the fourth Cambridge catalogue -III. WILLIAMS P.J.S., COLLINS R.A., CASWELL J.L., et al.
1971AJ.....76....5F 354 74 Positions of 352 small-diameter radio sources. FOMALONT E.B. and MOFFET A.T.
1972AuJPA..25....1D 384 74 A low-latitude galactic survey from lII = 46 to 61 and 190 to 290 at 2700 MHz. DAY G.A., CASWELL J.L. and COOKE D.J.
1973AJ.....78....1D 627 61 First results from the Texas interferometer: positions of 605 discrete sources. DOUGLAS J.N., BASH F.N., GHIGO F.D., et al.
1975AJ.....80..335S 1092 38 Positions and flux densities of 1075 radio sources at 365 MHz. SHARP J.R. and BASH F.N.
1978Ap&SS..54...37B viz 532 33 Decametric survey of discrete sources in the northern sky. II. Source catalogue in the range of declinations +10 to +20. BRAUDE S.Y., MEGN A.V., RASHKOVSKI S.L., et al.
1983ApJS...53..591D 83 93 A survey of HI absorption at low latitudes. DICKEY J.M., KULKARNI S.R., VAN GORKOM J.H., et al.
1984A&A...135..199D 41 57 A VLBI survey of interstellar broadening of extragalactic radio sources seen at low galactic latitudes. DENNISON B., THOMAS M., BOOTH R.S., et al.
1985A&A...148...83D 34 9 Observations of carbon monoxide toward VLA HI absorption sources. DESPOIS D. and BAUDRY A.
1986A&AS...65..485R viz 407 21 Spectral flux densities of radio sources at 22 MHz. ROGER R.S., COSTAIN C.H. and STEWART D.I.
1986AJ.....92..371G 1261 59 Radio patrol of the Northern Milky Way: a catalog of sources. II. GREGORY P.C. and TAYLOR A.R.
1987MNRAS.229..485H 25 6 The effect of comet ion tails on radio source scintillation. HAJIVASSILIOU C.A. and DUFFETT-SMITH P.J.
1987MNRAS.229..589P viz 21 33 The Cambridge IPS survey at 81.5 MHz. PURVIS A., TAPPIN S.J., REES W.G., et al.
1988A&A...200..185K 10 3 Observations of the galactic anticentre region in the direction of PKS 0607+17 with the UTR-2 and RATAN-600 radio telescopes. KRYMKIN V.V. and SIDORCHUK M.A.
1988ApJ...328..275C 40 20 HI emission-absorption studies with high-velocity resolution. COLGAN S.W.J., SALPETER E.E. and TERZIAN Y.
1988ApJS...68..715K viz 714 33 The Clark Lake 30.9 MHz galactic plane survey. KASSIM N.E.
1989ApJ...336..231C 19 8 Arecibo emission-absorption observations of galactic OH. COLGAN S.W.J., SALPETER E.E. and TERZIAN Y.
1991ApJ...366L..83T 1 3 14 The proper motion of the soft X-ray emitting radio pulsar PSR 0656+14. THOMPSON R.J., CORDOVA F.A., HJELLMING R.M., et al.
1995AuJPh..48..143S viz 2209 69 Radio sources observed with the Culgoora circular array. SLEE O.B.
1996A&AS..120...89B viz 126 20 A 15 years monitoring program at 408MHz. BONDI M., PADRIELLI L., FANTI R., et al.
1997A&AS..126..413R viz 1811 86 The Effelsberg 21 cm radio continuum survey of the Galactic plane between l = 95.5deg and l = 240 deg. REICH P., REICH W. and FUERST E.
1998ApJ...497..238L 41 14 The radial extent and warp of the ionized Galactic Disk. II. A likelihood analysis of radio-wave scattering toward the anticenter. LAZIO T.J.W. and CORDES J.M.
1999ApJ...527L.101K 6 13 Upper limits on the continuum emission from Geminga at 74 and 326 MHz. KASSIM N.E. and LAZIO T.J.W.
2003AJ....126.2562F viz 276 143 The second VLBA calibrator survey: VCS2. FOMALONT E.B., PETROV L., MacMILLAN D.S., et al.
2010A&A...511A..53V viz 15       D               1 107473 39 The SPECFIND V2.0 catalogue of radio cross-identifications and spectra. SPECFIND meets the Virtual Observatory. VOLLMER B., GASSMANN B., DERRIERE S., et al.
2010A&A...518A..45L 15       D               1 103 81 The CO luminosity and CO-H2 conversion factor of diffuse ISM: does CO emission trace dense molecular gas? LISZT H.S., PETY J. and LUCAS R.
2014ApJS..212...15F viz 15       D               1 24788 60 A broadband polarization catalog of extragalactic radio sources. FARNES J.S., GAENSLER B.M. and CARRETTI E.
2014ApJS..215...14D viz 15       D               1 7877 110 The WISE blazar-like radio-loud sources: an all-sky catalog of candidate γ-ray blazars. D'ABRUSCO R., MASSARO F., PAGGI A., et al.
2015AJ....150...58F viz 16       D               1 3421 241 The second realization of the international celestial reference frame by very long baseline interferometry. FEY A.L., GORDON D., JACOBS C.S., et al.
2016AJ....151..154G viz 16       D               1 2386 11 Second epoch VLBA Calibrator Survey observations: VCS-II. GORDON D., JACOBS C., BEASLEY A., et al.
2016A&A...595A...5M viz 16       D               1 2192 40 Gaia Data Release 1. Reference frame and optical properties of ICRF sources. MIGNARD F., KLIONER S., LINDEGREN L., et al.
2018ApJS..235....1L 17       D               10 24 46 Where is OH and does it trace the dark molecular gas (DMG)? LI D., TANG N., NGUYEN H., et al.
2018ApJ...862...49N 217       D     X         6 58 51 Dust-gas scaling relations and OH abundance in the galactic ISM. NGUYEN H., DAWSON J.R., MIVILLE-DESCHENES M.-A., et al.
2019ApJS..242....5X viz 16       D               1 3393 ~ Structure effects for 3417 Celestial Reference Frame radio sources. XU M.H., ANDERSON J.M., HEINKELMANN R., et al.
2019ApJ...880..141N 16       D               2 90 21 Exploring the properties of warm and cold atomic hydrogen in the Taurus and Gemini regions. NGUYEN H., DAWSON J.R., LEE M.-Y., et al.
2019A&A...630A.101K viz 16       D               2 3584 ~ Realization of a multifrequency celestial reference frame through a combination of normal equation systems. KARBON M. and NOTHNAGEL A.
2019ApJ...884...49T 16       D               2 26 ~ A survey of magnetic field strengths in the envelopes of molecular clouds via the 18 cm OH Zeeman effect. THOMPSON K.L., TROLAND T.H. and HEILES C.
2019ApJ...887..114W viz 16       D           *   1 109 31 Metallicity structure in the Milky Way disk revealed by Galactic H II regions. WENGER T.V., BALSER D.S., ANDERSON L.D., et al.
2020A&A...644A.159C viz 16       D               1 4536 184 The third realization of the International Celestial Reference Frame by very long baseline interferometry. CHARLOT P., JACOBS C.S., GORDON D., et al.
2021A&A...647A..23H           X     *   1 15 7 Water maser variability in a high-mass YSO outburst. VERA and ALMA observations of S255 NIRS 3. HIROTA T., CESARONI R., MOSCADELLI L., et al.
2021AJ....162...21B viz 17       D               5 2594 ~ Optical variability of ICRF3 quasars in the Pan-STARRS 3pi survey with Functional Principal Component Analysis. BERGHEA C.T., MAKAROV V.V., QUIGLEY K., et al.
2021A&A...655A..17S viz 17       D               1 338578 3 The SPECFIND V3.0 catalog of radio continuum cross-identifications and spectra: Reaching lower frequencies. STEIN Y., VOLLMER B., BOCH T., et al.
2024ApJS..274...28C viz 18       D               1 4336 ~ Metrics of Astrometric Variability in the International Celestial Reference Frame. I. Statistical Analysis and Selection of the Most Variable Sources. CIGAN P., MAKAROV V.V., SECREST N.J., et al.

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