VLBI observations of the radio quasar J2228+0110 atz= 5.95 and other field sources in multiple-phase-centre mode

mJIVE-20: A SURVEY FOR COMPACT mJy RADIO OBJECTS WITH THE VERY LONG BASELINE ARRAY

(2013) A. T. Deller et al.   ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL

Mosaiced wide-field VLBI observations of the Lockman Hole/XMM

(2013) E. Middelberg et al.   ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS

WIDE-FIELD VLBI OBSERVATIONS OF M31: A UNIQUE PROBE OF THE IONIZED INTERSTELLAR MEDIUM OF A NEARBY GALAXY

(2013) John S. Morgan et al.   ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL

Deep, wide-field, global VLBI observations of theHubbledeep field north (HDF-N) and flanking fields (HFF)

(2012) S. Chi et al.   ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS

HIGH-RESOLUTION VERY LARGE ARRAY IMAGING OF SLOAN DIGITAL SKY SURVEY STRIPE 82 AT 1.4 GHz

(2011) J. A. Hodge et al.   ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL

Into the central 10 pc of the most distant known radio quasar

(2011) S. Frey et al.   ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS

DISCOVERY OF A RADIO-SELECTEDz∼ 6 QUASAR

(2011) Gregory R. Zeimann et al.   ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL

EMU: Evolutionary Map of the Universe

(2011) Ray P. Norris et al.   PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA

DiFX-2: A More Flexible, Efficient, Robust, and Powerful Software Correlator

(2011) A. T. Deller et al.   PUBLICATIONS OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC

Wide-field VLBA observations of theChandradeep field South

(2010) E. Middelberg et al.   ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS

VLBI imaging throughout the primary beam using accurate UV shifting

(2010) J. S. Morgan et al.   ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS

VERY LARGE ARRAY AND VERY LONG BASELINE ARRAY OBSERVATIONS OF THE HIGHEST REDSHIFT RADIO-LOUD QSO J1427+3312 ATZ= 6.12

(2008) Emmanuel Momjian et al.   ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL

High-resolution double morphology of the most distant known radio quasar at z = 6.12

(2008) S. Frey et al.   ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS

A Deep, High‐Resolution Survey of the Low‐Frequency Radio Sky

(2008) E. Lenc et al.   ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL

Molecular Gas in a Submillimeter Galaxy atz= 4.5: Evidence for a Major Merger at 1 Billion Years after the Big Bang

(2008) E. Schinnerer et al.   ASTROPHYSICAL JOURNAL