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Variable Radio Emission from the Extragalactic Supernova 1970g in M101

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The variable radio source associated with the supernova 1970g in M101 has been mapped at Westerbork (21 cm and 6 cm) and at Effelsberg (2.8 cm). Although there are as yet insufficient data to provide the basis for a unique theoretical model of the event it is already possible to single out promising lines of attack.

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  1. Kapteyn Astronomical Institute, University of Groningen,

    W. M. GOSS, R. J. ALLEN & R. D. EKERS

  2. Leiden Observatory,

    A. G. DE BRUYN

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GOSS, W., ALLEN, R., EKERS, R. et al. Variable Radio Emission from the Extragalactic Supernova 1970g in M101. Nature Physical Science 243, 42–44 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1038/physci243042a0

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