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MOST Radio Monitoring of GX 339-4

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arxiv astro-ph/9805332 v1 pith:ZDIAS2T2 submitted 1998-05-27 astro-ph

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The Molonglo Observatory Synthesis Telescope (MOST) has been monitoring the candidate Galactic black hole binary system GX 339-4 at 843 MHz since 1994 April. We present the results of this program up to 1997 February and show a possible correlation between radio and X-ray light curves.

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