Proposal code 
 
w007  
 
 Proposal title 
  
Polarization observations of 0235+164 and 2121+053 at 5 GHz  
 
  
 
     The   |  
     Investigators and their  |  
     Affiliations   |  
 
 
   |  P.I.   |  
    Yu.Yu. Kovalev   |  
    Astro Space Center, Moscow, Russia   |  
 
 
   |    |  
    N.S. Kardashev   |  
    Astro Space Center, Moscow, Russia   |  
 
 
   |    |  
    D.C. Gabuzda   |  
    Astro Space Center, Moscow, Russia   |  
 
 
   |    |  
    V.E. Yakimov   |  
    Astro Space Center, Moscow, Russia   |  
 
  
 Proposal Abstract 
  
We propose single-epoch polarization observations of the two sources 0235+164 
and 2121+053 at 5 GHz. These sources were selected using multifrequency 
(1--22 GHz) single dish observations of 550 compact extragalactic objects 
in 1997 on RATAN-600. We have selected sources that had strong radio 
outbursts in 1997 at centimeter wavelengths and sufficiently high polarized 
flux density for space interferometry. For these sources, there is little 
or no information about their milliarcsecond structure. The proposed 
observations would provide useful information about 
the relationship between the outbursts detected in our single-dish 
observations and the evolution of total and linear polarization 
milliarcsecond structure of the compact radio jets in these sources. 
These data would allow us to study the evolution of the magnetic field 
structure in new-born compact jet components that may have been born during 
the outbursts. 
 
 
 
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