Radio Astronomy and Cosmology

I. Surveys of Radio Sources, Source Counts and Anisotropies.- The 6C Survey.- Survey of Data for Determining Scales of the Absolute Flux Densities in 10–180 MHz Range and Source Spectra in the Declination Strip 10°–20° (Not presented at Symposium).- Interim Report on the Texas Survey.- The Bologna Survey of Radio Sources at 408 MHz.- The Molonglo Radio Source Surveys at 408 MHz.- Westerbork Surveys of Radio Sources at 610 and 1415 MHz.- The Green Bank Surveys at 1400 MHz.- The Parkes 2700 MHz Survey: Counts of the Sources and their Distribution on the Sky.- Surveys of Radio Sources at 5 GHz.- The Statistical Analysis of Anisotropics.- II. Spectral Index Distributions.- Spectra of Southern Radio Sources.- Spectral Index Studies of Extragalactic Radio Sources.- III. Angular Diameter-Redshift and Flux Density Tests.- Radio Source Angular Sizes and Cosmology.- The Angular Size — Flux Density Relation.- The Flux Density — Angular Size Distribution for Extragalactic Radio Sources.- The Angular Diameter-Redshift Test for Large Redshift Quasars.- The Angular Diameter-Redshift Relation for Scintillating Radio Sources.- IV. Optical Spectra and Identifications.- The Present Status of 3CR Identifications.- QSO Identifications from a Molonglo Radio Survey.- Identifications from the WSRT Deep Surveys.- Luminosity Functions for Extragalactic Radio Sources.- Physical Conditions in Radio Galaxies and Quasars.- Absorption Systems in High Redshift QSO’s.- Relations between the Optical and Radio Properties of Extragalactic Radio Sources.- Relations between Radio and Optical Properties of Radio Sources — Radio Astronomer’s Point of View.- V. Interpretation of Cosmological Information on Radio Sources.- Interpretation of Cosmological Information on Radio Sources.-Cosmological Interpretation of Redshift Data on Quasars through the V/Vmax Test.- Interpretation of Source Counts and Redshift Data in Evolutionary Universes.- The Redshift-Magnitude Relation for Radio Galaxies.- The Hubble Diagrams for Quasars.- Clusters of Galaxies and Radio Sources.- VI. Microwave Background Radiation.- Microwave Background Spectrum — Survey of Recent Results.- Small Scale Fluctuations in the Microwave Background Radiation Associated with the Formation of Galaxies.- Fluctuations in the Microwave Background Caused by Anisotropy of the Universe and Gravitational Waves.- VII. More Interpretation of Cosmological Information on Radio Sources.- The Physics of Radio Sources and Cosmology.- Young Galaxies, Quasars and the Cosmological Evolution of Extragalactic Radio Sources.- Polarization Measurements of Distant Sources.- Rotation Measures and Cosmology.- Cosmological Information from New Types of Radio Observations.- Progress, Problems and Priorities: A Personal View.- Appendix: The Complete Sample of 166 3CR Sources.