General Index - Royal Astronomical Society of Canada

The Ottawa Centre’s Radio Telescope, Ken Tapping, NN,
73, 12.
Windows in Space, NN, 73, 65.
Bibliography for Amateur Radio Astronomy, W. Lonc, NN,
73, 89.
Sundial Made From a Microwave Antenna Honours
Canada’s Pioneer Radio Astronomer, V. Gaizauskas,
S. Gerylo & J. D. Moore, 74, 174.
Canadian Radio Astronomy — Past, Present, Future?, J. A.
Galt, 75, 297.
Cinquante Annees de Radioastronomie: Progres,
Decouvertes et Avenir, J. P. Vallée, 76, 1.
Algonquin Radio Observatory to Close, NN, 81, 7.
James Clerk Maxwell Telescope, NN, 81, 87.
A Play Entitled The Beginning of Radio Astronomy, Grote
Reber, 82, 93.
Origins of Canadian Radio Astronomy, Arthur E.
Covington, 82, 165.
The Twentieth Anniversary of Long-Baseline
Interferometry, J. L. Locke, 82, 219.
Beginnings of VLBI in Canada, H. P. Gush, 82, 221.
Early Days of Canadian Long-Baseline Interferometry:
Reflections and Reminiscences, N. W. Broten, 82, 233.
Beginnings of Long-Baseline Interferometry in Canada: A
Perspective from Penticton, John Galt, 82, 242.
The Origin and Evolution of the NRAO-Cornell VLBI
System, K. I. Kellerman & M. H. Cohen, 82, 248.
The Future of VLBI, P. P. Kronberg, 82, 266.
Undergraduate Experiments in Radio Astronomy, William
P. Lonc, 83, 45.
Investigation of Array Configurations for An Aperture-
Synthesis Radio Telescope, Norman C. Treloar, 83, 92,
429.
A Brief History of the Indian River Observatory Radio
Interferometer, Frank Roy & Ken Tapping, 84, 260.
RadioAstron: The World’s Largest Radio Telescope, NNB,
84, 31.
From WYSIWYG to Haloes and Fountains: The Discovery
of Galactic Structure, Judith A. Irwin, 87, 368.
A 3.8-4.2 GHz Solar Radio Telescope Using Satellite TV
Components, James A. Roberts, J. Hajsaleh & R.
Benge, 88, 233.
Hectometer Radio Astronomy, Grote Reber, 88, 297.
A Radio Telescope for the Discovery Park, William Lonc &
Robert Shultz, 89, 106.
Radio Astronomy: Sources: Galaxies
Selected H I Observations of Double Galaxies, Steven D.
Peterson & Yervant Terzian, 73, 215.
Revue des Galaxies Exhibant une Trainee Luminuese,
Jacques P. Vallée, 71, 443.
Sol III, NN, 73, 65.
A Review of Extragalactic Non-Thermal Sources, D. E.
Harris, 74, 109.
A Model for Collimation of Supersonic Beams in
Extragalactic Radio Sources, A. H. Bridle, K. L. Chan
& R. N. Henriksen, 75, 69.
Radio Observations of a Neglected 3C Source: 3C 428, L.
A. Higgs & J. P. Vallée, 80, 180.
First Radio Quasar Observed by Amateur, Frank Roy, NN,
80, 51.
Radio Astronomy Rediscovered, Sherri Aker & William P.
Lonc, 81, 65.
Optical Polarization Properties of Compact Radio Sources,
Raymond Rusk, 84, 199.
A Complete Spectral Analysis of the Flare of the Quasar 3C
273, Alberto C. Sadun, 86, 15.
Detecting the Galactic Centre at 70 cm, William Lonc &
Jennifer Hatt, 90, 61.
Radio Astronomy: Sources: General
Astrometry of Extragalactic Objects from the Palomar Sky
Atlas Prints, A. H. Bridle & R. E. Goodson, 71, 240.
Amateur Radio Astronomy Part III, Ken Tapping, NN, 72,
38.
Index of Extragalactic Radio-Source Catalogues, M. J. L.
Kestevan & A. H. Bridle, 79, 21.
The Designation of Radio Sources Observed With the
DRAO Synthesis Telescope, L. A. Higgs, 80, 51.
The DRAO Galactic Plane Survey, Lloyd A. Higgs, 83,
105.
My Radio Telescope, Bob Drury, 89, 72.
Radio Astronomy: Sources: Interstellar
Medium
Radio Emission from Gaseous Nebulae, L. A. Higgs & K.
V. V. Ramana, 62, 5.
Anomalous Emission from Interstellar Hydroxyl and Water,
B. E. Turner, 64, 221, 283.
Radio Confusion in the Galactic Plane, L. A. Higgs, 65,
263.
Automatic Reduction of Radio Astronomical Maps: A Map
of the W43 Region at 4.3 cm, L. A. Higgs, 67, 123.
Note on the Widths of Radio Spectral Lines from Planetary
Nebulae, L. A. Higgs, 68, 295.
Observations of 85α Recombination Lines from W48, J. M.
McLeod, L. H. Doherty & L. A. Higgs, 71, 377.
The Detection of Radio Emission from the New Optical
Emission Variable HM Sagittae, P. A. Feldman, 71,
386.
Les Voies Magnetiques dans Notre Galaxie (Revue du
Champ Magnetique Interstellaire), J. P. Vallée, 77,
177.
Discovery of a Remarkable Cometary-Shaped Radio
Source, Lloyd A. Higgs & Jacques P. Vallée, 78, 155.
Les Gaz Ionises dans Notre Galaxie (Revue des Regions H
II, He II, C II, S II Interstellaires), J. P. Vallée, 80, 16.
A 408-MHz Radio Survey of the Region Surrounding Simeis
57, L. A. Higgs, T. L. Landecker, F. P. Israel & J.
Bally, 85, 24.
From WYSIWYG to Haloes and Fountains: The Discovery
of Galactic Structure, Judith A. Irwin, 87, 368.
The Distance to the Supernova Remnant Cassiopeia A, 90,
236.
Radio Astronomy: Sources: Solar System
Io-Related Jovian Decametric Bursts and Io Sodium,
Nathan L. Cohen, 69, 89.
The 1979 February 26 Solar Eclipse on Short Wave, Ken
Tapping & Chip Wiest, NN, 74, 40.
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