2004MNRAS.349.1365S


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2004MNRAS.349.1365S - Mon. Not. R. Astron. Soc., 349, 1365-1380 (2004/April-3)

Contaminants in ATCA baselines with shadowing: a case study of cross-talk in short-spacing interferometers.

SUBRAHMANYAN R. and DESHPANDE A.A.

Abstract (from CDS):

Interferometric telescopes made of close-packed antenna elements are an important tool for imaging extended radio sources, specifically structures that have angular sizes comparable to or even greater than the full width at half maximum of the beams of the antennas. They have proved useful in observations of cosmic microwave background anisotropies that require high brightness sensitivity. However, the visibilities measured in baselines formed between close antenna elements - in particular, between shadowed elements - of Fourier-synthesis arrays are often observed to be corrupted. We discuss the multiplicative and additive errors affecting such short-baseline interferometers.

As a case study, we have examined the nature of the spurious correlations between the Cassegrain-type paraboloidal reflectors that are elements of the Australia Telescope Compact Array. In configurations with geometric shadowing, the cross-talk here appears as an additive component. Analysis of the characteristics of this cross-talk leads us to believe that when these reflector antennas are in a shadowed configuration, the receivers in the antenna pair pick up correlated emission from opposite sides of the main reflector surface of the front antenna. The slots between the panels that make up the main reflector surface provide the pathway for the coupling across the reflector surface. This mode of cross-talk may be avoided by constructing the main reflectors of short-spacing interferometers as continuous conducting surfaces.


Abstract Copyright: 2004 RAS

Journal keyword(s): atmospheric effects - instrumentation: interferometers - techniques: interferometric - telescopes - cosmic microwave background - cosmology: observations

Simbad objects: 1

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Number of rows : 1
N Identifier Otype ICRS (J2000)
RA
ICRS (J2000)
DEC
Mag U Mag B Mag V Mag R Mag I Sp type #ref
1850 - 2026
#notes
1 QSO B1741-038 Bla 17 43 58.85613537 -03 50 04.6167326     20.40 17.98   ~ 583 1

Query : 2004MNRAS.349.1365S

Basic data :
QSO B1741-038 -- Blazar
Other object types:
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Rad (2010AJ,GLEAM,...), QSO (2009ApJS,QSO,...), gam (3EG,1FGL,...), Bla (2009A&A,[MGL2009],...), X (2009A&A,RX,...), MIR (WISEA,WISE), AGN (CGRaBS), Q? (2021MNRAS), AG? (2022ApJS), G (LEDA), * (Gaia), NIR (2MASS)
ICRS coord. (ep=J2000) :
17 43 58.85613537 -03 50 04.6167326 (Radio) [ 0.0302784 0.0305 0 ] A 2020A&A...644A.159C
FK4 coord. (ep=B1950 eq=1950) :
17 41 20.62182890 -03 48 48.8771625 [ 0.0302784 0.0305 0 ]
Gal coord. (ep=J2000) :
021.59106696886 +13.12741363212 [ 0.0302784 0.0305 0 ]
Proper motions mas/yr :
-0.029 0.090 [0.149 0.113 90] A 2020yCat.1350....0G
Radial velocity / Redshift / cz :
V(km/s) 184543 [~] / z(spectroscopic) 1.05 [~] / cz 314782 [~]
   (Opt) D 2017ApJS..233....3T
Parallaxes (mas):
0.0035 [0.1413] A 2020yCat.1350....0G
Angular size (arcmin):
0.0000127 0.0000055 2 (Rad) D 2010AJ....139.1713C
Fluxes (6) :
V 20.40 [~] D 2010ApJ...710..764K
R 17.98 [~] D 2008ApJS..175...97H
G 18.134712 [0.005867] C 2020yCat.1350....0G
J 15.731 [0.055] C 2003yCat.2246....0C
H 14.893 [0.057] C 2003yCat.2246....0C
K 13.927 [0.047] C 2003yCat.2246....0C
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QSO B1741-038 2MASS J17435886-0350045 1RXS J174358.8-034958 [MGL2009] BZQ J1743-0350
CGRaBS J1743-0350 MRC 1741-038 SQUAD DR1 J174358-035004 [MML2015] 5BZQ J1743-0350
3EG J1744-0310 NEWPS5 J1743-0350 SRGA J174400.1-035013 [P82] 1741-038
1FGL J1744.6-0354 NVSS J174358-035004 TGSSADR J174358.7-035005 [VV2000] J174358.8-035005
3FGL J1744.3-0353 OHIO T -068 TIC 41124008 [VV2003] J174358.8-035005
4FGL J1744.2-0353 PKS 1741-03 TXS 1741-038 [VV2006] J174358.8-035005
FL8Y J1744.2-0353 PKS J1743-0350 VSOP J1743-0350 [VV2010] J174358.8-035005
GLEAM J174358-035004 PKS 1741-038 WB 1741-0348 [VV96] J174358.8-035005
ICRF J174358.8-035004 PMN J1743-0350 WISEA J174358.84-035004.7 [VV98] J174358.8-035005
IERS B1741-038 QSO B1741-0348 WISE J174358.84-035004.5 [WCO2009] J174356-034842
INTREF 817 QSO B1741-03 WMAP J1743-0350 [WPW2003] J1743-0350
IVS B1741-038 QSO J1743-0350 [CGL99] 20 Gaia DR3 4176506462983010176
1Jy 1741-03 RFC J1743-0350 [GGR94] 1741-038 Gaia DR1 4176506462983010176
1Jy 1741-038 RORF 1741-038 [GR92] 1741-038 Gaia DR2 4176506462983010176
LEDA 2829362 RX J1743.9-0349 [HB93] 1741-038

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3EG J1744-0310 IERS B1741-038 2MASS J17435886-0350045 NVSS J174358-035004 PKS 1741-03
PKS J1743-0350 PKS 1741-038 PMN J1743-0350 1RXS J174358.8-034958 VSOP J1743-0350
WISEA J174358.84-035004.7 WISE J174358.84-035004.5 WMAP J1743-0350 Gaia DR3 4176506462983010176 Gaia DR1 4176506462983010176
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