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The radio continuum structure of Centaurus A at 1.4 GHz

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arxiv 1104.0077 v2 pith:JE5YRTWX submitted 2011-04-01 astro-ph.CO

The radio continuum structure of Centaurus A at 1.4 GHz

Ilana Feain , Tim Cornwell , Ron Ekers , Mark Calabretta , Ray Norris , Melanie Johnston-Hollitt , Juergen Ott , Emma Lindley
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A 45 deg2 radio continuum imaging campaign of the nearest radio galaxy, Centaurus A, is reported. Using the Australia Telescope Compact Array and the Parkes 64m radio telescope at 1.4 GHz, the spatial resolution of the resultant image is ~600 pc, resolving the ~500 kpc giant radio lobes with approximately five times better physical resolution compared to any previous image, and making this the most detailed radio continuum image of any radio galaxy to date. In this paper, we present these new data and discuss briefly some of the most interesting morphological features that we have discovered in the images... abstract truncated.

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