Radio Telescope Instrumentation for Teaching Réjean Bouchard

Radio Telescope Instrumentation for Teaching Réjean BouchardThis book is intended for the undergraduate physics instructor (or similarly pedagogically minded beginner) who wishes to incorporate hands on radio astronomy labs into the classroom, but may not know where to begin. That teacher will find in these pages a variety of projects with varied levels of required experience and equipment levels, including some projects that require no equipment at all.

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