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This report presents preliminary results of daily observations, over 60and 100 days, of a complete, flux-limited sample of radio sources with flat spectra. The existence of flicker up to 21.7 GHz was confirmed, for sources with flat spectra, on a time-scale of 4 days. A model explaining the flux density variations of the unique radio source 0524+034, on long and short time-scales, by an intrinsic mechanism is proposed.
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Gorshkov, A., Konnikova, V. & Mingaliev, M. Variability Observations of a Complete Sample of Flat-Spectrum Radio Sources: Preliminary Results. Astrophysics and Space Science 278, 93–96 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1013147604614
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