e-VLBI with LOFAR

Talk at the 10th EVN symposium “VLBI and the new generation of radio arrays” in Manchester, UK, 23 September 2010
PoS (10th EVN Symposium) (2010) 050

O. Wucknitz

  1. Argelander-Institut für Astronomie, Auf dem Hügel 71, 53121 Bonn, Germany

Abstract

LOFAR for the first time offers the possibility to image the radio sky at wavelengths of a few metres with a resolution in the arcsec range or better. This is made possible by international stations that provide baselines of several hundred km and turn LOFAR into an e-VLBI array. In this talk I give an overview of first high-resolution observations using the International LOFAR Telescope and discuss the particular challenges of long-baseline LOFAR observations.
In addition the first resolved LOFAR images of the Sun are presented.



PoS (10th EVN Symposium) (2010) 050 (link to online journal)



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