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An analysis of Voyager 1 pre-encounter data is presented in which one-month averages of flux density from Saturn are determined as functions of both central meridian longitude and frequency. Comparisons of corresponding distributions for two one-month intervals seven months apart yield information on their stability, and a redetermination of the magnetos-pheric rotation period.
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Carr, T., Schauble, J. & Schauble, C. Pre-encounter distributions of Saturn's low frequency radio emission. Nature 292, 745–747 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1038/292745a0
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