Radio observations of the Coma cluster of galaxies and its immediate vicinity. I: Radio data and optical identifications
K.-T. Kim, P. P. Kronberg, P. E. Dewdney, T. L. Landecker
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K.-T. Kim, P. P. Kronberg, P. E. Dewdney, T. L. Landecker
Abstract
Continuum radio surveys of a region containing the Coma cluster of galaxies have been made at eight different frequencies with the DRAO and VLA synthesis telescopes. These surveys detected 482 sources above 30 mJy at 408 MHz within a circular region of diameter about 9.7° and 298 sources in the frequency range 1.3-1.7 GHz within a circular region of diameter 3.1°. The completeness level of the surveys is 10 mJy at 1.4 GHz for sources located within a 65' radius from the phase centre. 17 new rotation measures were obtained for sources in the field of the Coma cluster. Of 107 sources detected at 1380 MHz with the VLA within 30' radius of its phase centre, 33 sources (31%) are optically identified with galaxies
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Continuum radio surveys of a region containing the Coma cluster of galaxies have been made at eight different frequencies with the DRAO and VLA synthesis telescopes. These surveys detected 482 sources above 30 mJy at 408 MHz within a circular region of diameter about 9.7° and 298 sources in the frequency range 1.3-1.7 GHz within a circular region of diameter 3.1°. The completeness level of the surveys is 10 mJy at 1.4 GHz for sources located within a 65' radius from the phase centre. 17 new rotation measures were obtained for sources in the field of the Coma cluster. Of 107 sources detected at 1380 MHz with the VLA within 30' radius of its phase centre, 33 sources (31%) are optically identified with galaxies
Key concepts: Physics, Astrophysics, Coma Cluster, Galaxy, RADIUS, Coma (optics), Astronomy, Radio galaxy