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April 13, 2026Moscow University Physics Bulletin0 citations

Change in the Position of the Radio Source 1328+254 S and X-Bands

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RUR. M. UrunovaSKS. L. KurdubovAMA. E. Melnikov

Key Points

  • This analysis aims to investigate the positional changes of radio source 1328+254 using VLBI observations.
  • Used time series data from VLBI observations in the S and X bands.
  • Applied GNSS TEC data to account for ionospheric corrections.
  • Derived independent position estimates for each frequency band.
  • The main positional change was driven by variations in the X-band coordinates.
  • S-band coordinates remained stable during the primary jump.
  • A less pronounced positional shift in recent years was linked to S-band coordinate variations.

Abstract

In this paper, an analysis was carried out of the time series of the coordinates of the radio source 1328 + 254, obtained from VLBI observations in the S and X bands. To account for the ionospheric corrections, GNSS TEC data were used, which made it possible to derive independent position estimates for each band. Our analysis showed that the main jump in the combined coordinates—previously identified by other authors—was driven by changes in the X-band coordinates while the S-band values remained stable. Additionally, a less pronounced jump observed in recent years was caused by variations in the S-band coordinates, whereas the X-band coordinates stayed constant.

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Urunova et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69dc87ea3afacbeac03ea059https://doi.org/10.3103/s0027134925701590
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