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The latter's favorites for being the brightest in this epoch are 1641+399, 2251+1058 (3C454), 2230+114, 1749+096, 2200+420, 3C84 (0316+413).[[http://sma1.sma.hawaii.edu/callist/callist.html|Updated fluxes]] The latter's favourites for being the brightest in this epoch are 3C84 (0316+413), 3C454 (2251+158), 3C345 (1641+399), 3C279 (1253-055), 3C273 (1226+023), 2230+114, 2200+420 (BL Lac). See the [[http://sma1.sma.hawaii.edu/callist/callist.html|updated fluxes]] from SMA public DB.

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Visibility of sources

  • Extensive catalogs and astro scripts can be reached at the ~/PaKo/202503/ folder in the NIKA2 commissioning account.

Planets, secondary flux calibrators and bright QSOs

The latter's favourites for being the brightest in this epoch are 3C84 (0316+413), 3C454 (2251+158), 3C345 (1641+399), 3C279 (1253-055), 3C273 (1226+023), 2230+114, 2200+420 (BL Lac). See the updated fluxes from SMA public DB.

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Selected targets for "deep field" observations

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