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DURING the period July 26 to September 21, 1972, the Jodrell Bank Mark IA radio telescope has been engaged in a systematic search for pulsars at a frequency of 408 MHz. The technique is that used by Davies, Large and Pickwick1 in 1970, but adapted in a way that allows the analysis to be carried out in real time on the Argus data processing computer.
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DAVIES, J., LYNE, A. & SEIRADAKIS, J. Pulsar Associated with the Supernova Remnant IC 443. Nature 240, 229–230 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1038/240229a0
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