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Thu Jul 24 13:18:35 EDT 2014

Al,

Since there are no real configurations in a zoom array, the list of moves
(from pad x, to pad y) defines
the observing positions. Here they are for my little offering. If anybody
wants to generate a reasonable number of samples from these without wanting
to study every single one, I suggest looking at every 20th or 30th or so.
Start with the antennas on pads 1 to 60 (the compact disk) and then move the
antenna on pad 10 to pad 65, then the one on 26 to 78 etc... You'll end up
on the Reuleauxish triangle that is the outer ring after 152 moves.

Carpe noctem,

Adrian

Move  from  to
#

1     10    65
2     26    78
3     42    70
4     52    80
5     31    81
6     47    84
7     15    82
8     27    83
9     43    92
10    11    94
11    23    90
12    39    86
13    7     88
14    30    93
15    40    91
16    14    85
17    56    89
18    49    87
19    54    97
20    60    99
21    46    95
22    8     101
23    21    103
24    37    98
25    12    96
26    28    100
27    59    104
28    51    102
29    29    107
30    50    109
31    5     105
32    25    111
33    44    113
34    53    108
35    58    106
36    38    110
37    24    114
38    48    112
39    45    117
40    13    119
41    33    115
42    9     121
43    17    123
44    22    118
45    16    116
46    6     120
47    57    124
48    41    122
49    1     127
50    55    129
51    78    125
52    70    131
53    84    133
54    82    128
55    32    126
56    65    130
57    4     61
58    20    55
59    36    60
60    80    134
61    81    132
62    83    137
63    92    139
64    94    135
65    90    141
66    86    143
67    88    138
68    93    136
69    91    140
70    3     81
71    19    149
72    35    80
73    85    144
74    89    142
75    87    147
76    99    145
77    95    151
78    101   153
79    103   148
80    98    146
81    96    150
82    100   154
83    104   152
84    102   157
85    107   159
86    109   155
87    105   161
88    111   163
89    113   158
90    108   156
91    106   160
92    110   164
93    114   162
94    112   177
95    128   178
96    122   213
97    120   176
98    131   179
99    117   214
100   61    175
101   119   180
102   81    215
103   134   174
104   138   181
105   154   216
106   142   173
107   155   182
108   125   217
109   144   171
110   129   183
111   121   218
112   145   169
113   141   185
114   135   219
115   147   167
116   139   187
117   123   220
118   127   165
119   80    192
120   132   221
121   126   222
122   133   223
123   220   166
124   118   196
125   221   172
126   140   188
127   223   201
128   214   193
129   130   204
130   163   194
131   164   195
132   148   208
133   219   200
134   60    198
135   149   186
136   213   210
137   151   207
138   150   205
139   222   189
140   97    184
141   216   203
142   116   190
143   218   191
144   217   199
145   143   209
146   161   206
147   146   212
148   215   170
149   137   202
150   162   168
151   152   197
152   18    211

Adrian Webster,
Institute for Astronomy,
Department of Physics and Astronomy,
University of Edinburgh,
Royal Observatory,
Blackford Hill,
Edinburgh EH9 3HJ,
Scotland.
asw at roe.ac.uk
tel: 0131-668-8391
fax: 0131-668-8416
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