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A Jetdriven, Extreme High-Velocity Outflow Powered by a Cold, Low-Luminosity Protostar near NGC 2023
Sandell, G.; Avery, L.W.; Baas, F.; Coulson, I.M.; Dent, W.R.; Friberg, P.; Gear, W.P.K.; Greaves, J.S.; Holland, W.S.; Jenness, T.; Jewell, P.; Lightfoot, J.F.; Matthews, H.; Moriarty-Schieven, G.; Prestage, R.; Robson, E.I.; Stevens, J. A.; Tilanus, R.P.J.; Watt, G.D. (1999) -
On the atmospheric limitations of ground-based submillimetre astronomy using array receivers
Archibald, E.N.; Jenness, T.; Holland, W.S.; Coulson, I.M.; Jessop, N.; Stevens, J. A.; Robson, E.I.; Tilanus, R.P.J.; Lightfoot, J.F. (2002-10)The calibration of ground-based submillimetre observations has always been a difficult process. We discuss how to overcome the limitations imposed by the submillimetre atmosphere. Novel ways to improve line-of-sight opacity ... -
SCUBA: a common-user submillimetre camera operating on the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope
Holland, W.S.; Robson, E.I.; Gear, W.K.; Cunningham, C.; Lightfoot, J.F.; Jenness, T.; Ivison, R.J.; Stevens, J. A.; Ade, P.A.R.; Griffin, M.J.; Duncan, W.D.; Murphy, J.A.; Naylor, D.A. (1999)SCUBA, the Submillimetre Common-User Bolometer Array, built by the Royal Observatory Edinburgh for the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope, is the most versatile and powerful of a new generation of submillimetre cameras. It ...