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    A Brief History of Radio Astronomy in the USSR

    A Collection of Scientific Essays

    S. Y. Braude, A. E. Salomonovich… in Astrophysics and Space Science Library (2012)

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    Radio Astronomy Studies at the Lebedev Physical Institute

    The history of the development of radio astronomy studies at FIAN is described, beginning with the first theoretical (1946) and experimental (1947) studies of the solar radio emission. Information about the de...

    B. A. Dogel’, Y. P. Ilyasov… in A Brief History of Radio Astronomy in the … (2012)

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    Spectroradiometer for groundbased atmospheric ozone studies in the 2-mm-wavelength range

    A superheterodyne spectroradiometer for the 2-mm wavelength range suitable for atmospheric ozone observations has been described. Laboratory and field tests of the device have demonstrated its reliability and ...

    A. E. Salomonovich, R. L. Sorochenko… in Radiophysics and Quantum Electronics (1990)

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    Properties of the Construction of an On-Board Submillimeter Telescope

    The specific properties of the construction of telescopes, including sub millimeter telescopes, intended for extra-atmospheric studies consist in the fact that, apart from the usual difficulties in the creatio...

    V. N. Bakun, P. D. Kalachev… in Radio, Submillimeter, and X-Ray Telescopes (1976)

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    Extra-Atmospheric Studies in the Submillimeter Range Using On-Board Telescopes

    This article is devoted to an account of a program of astronomical and aeronomical studies in the submillimeter wavelength range which can be carried out using on-board telescopes of moderate size and receiver...

    A. E. Salomonovich, A. S. Khaikin in Radio, Submillimeter, and X-Ray Telescopes (1976)

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    Measurement of the brightness temperature of the radiation from the earth's atmosphere in the submillimeter range from an altitude of 35 km

    V. I. Lapshin, A. E. Salomonovich, S. V. Solomonov… in Radiophysics and Quantum Electronics (1970)