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Precise position measurements of jupiter, saturn and uranus systems with the very large array

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Muhleman, D.O., Berge, G.L., Rudy, D.J. et al. Precise position measurements of jupiter, saturn and uranus systems with the very large array. Celestial Mechanics 37, 329–337 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02285057

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