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The solar radius at 35 GHz

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The solar radius at 35 GHz has been determined from solar radio maps made with a pencil beam antenna of half-power beam width 2.8 arcmin at the La Posta Astrogeophysical Observatory during 1973 and 1974. The 35 GHz radius was found to be 2.57% ±0.88% larger than the photospheric radius. The sensitivity of the result to the method of determination is discussed.

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Wefer, F.L., Bleiweiss, M.P. The solar radius at 35 GHz. Sol Phys 48, 77–84 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00153332

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