Radio Astronomy, Arecibo and using ALFA for ALFALFA
This page is intended to provide a framework for getting students involved in the ALFALFA team collaboration. It is a work in progress.
Introduction
ALFALFA introduction to the
Arecibo telescope
The Arecibo L-band Feed Array
ALFA
A bit about
angular resolution, diffraction limit, etc.
The ALFALFA
centroiding accuracy
Rotating ALFA
for ALFALFA
The ALFALFA
observing mode
The ALFALFA
two pass
strategy
The
complications of precession
The
A2010 observers'
page at Arecibo
An introduction to
CIMA for ALFALFA
ALFALFA intro to
galaxy surveys
Introduction to
IDL for ALFALFA
Useful lecture notes, links, memos, etc.
Notes on
"Fundamentals of Radio Astronomy"
given by Lyle Hoffman at the Summer 2006 Undergraduate ALFALFA Workshop held at Union College in July 2006.
Notes on
"Using ALFA for ALFALFA"
given by Martha Haynes at the Summer 2006 Undergraduate ALFALFA Workshop held at Union College in July 2006.
Check out the various ALFALFA technical links and memos at the
ALFALFA links
page.
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using ALFALFA for science
Last modified: Mon Mar 10 12:58:33 EDT 2008 by martha