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Events at MPIfR, room 0.01

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Speaker: Vishnu Balakrishnan Title: “New Techniques to search for Relativistic Binary Pulsars.” Abstract: Pulsars, rapidly-rotating highly-magnetised neutron stars, are fantastic natural laboratories and allow for a wide range of fundamental scientific applications. To date, over 2600 pulsars have been found, and the search to find more is constantly ongoing. Since the discovery of the first binary […]

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Based of Tom Wilson’s book “Tools of Radio Astronomy: Problems and solutions”, the author will illustrate radio astronomical methods and concepts by showing the audience how to solve typical radio astronomical problems and thus extract the information you need from your observations. The book will be made electronically available to IMPRS researchers. Further information and registration: https://events.mpifr-bonn.mpg.de/indico/event/106/

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Based of Tom Wilson’s book “Tools of Radio Astronomy: Problems and solutions”, the author will illustrate radio astronomical methods and concepts by showing the audience how to solve typical radio astronomical problems and thus extract the information you need from your observations. The book will be made electronically available to IMPRS researchers. Further information and registration: https://events.mpifr-bonn.mpg.de/indico/event/106/

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Based of Tom Wilson’s book “Tools of Radio Astronomy: Problems and solutions”, the author will illustrate radio astronomical methods and concepts by showing the audience how to solve typical radio astronomical problems and thus extract the information you need from your observations. The book will be made electronically available to IMPRS researchers. Further information and registration: https://events.mpifr-bonn.mpg.de/indico/event/106/

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Based of Tom Wilson’s book “Tools of Radio Astronomy: Problems and solutions”, the author will illustrate radio astronomical methods and concepts by showing the audience how to solve typical radio astronomical problems and thus extract the information you need from your observations. The book will be made electronically available to IMPRS researchers. Further information and registration: https://events.mpifr-bonn.mpg.de/indico/event/106/

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Based of Tom Wilson’s book “Tools of Radio Astronomy: Problems and solutions”, the author will illustrate radio astronomical methods and concepts by showing the audience how to solve typical radio astronomical problems and thus extract the information you need from your observations. The book will be made electronically available to IMPRS researchers. Further information and registration: https://events.mpifr-bonn.mpg.de/indico/event/106/

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Based of Tom Wilson’s book “Tools of Radio Astronomy: Problems and solutions”, the author will illustrate radio astronomical methods and concepts by showing the audience how to solve typical radio astronomical problems and thus extract the information you need from your observations. The book will be made electronically available to IMPRS researchers. Further information and registration: https://events.mpifr-bonn.mpg.de/indico/event/106/

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Based of Tom Wilson’s book “Tools of Radio Astronomy: Problems and solutions”, the author will illustrate radio astronomical methods and concepts by showing the audience how to solve typical radio astronomical problems and thus extract the information you need from your observations. The book will be made electronically available to IMPRS researchers. Further information and registration: https://events.mpifr-bonn.mpg.de/indico/event/106/

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Based of Tom Wilson’s book “Tools of Radio Astronomy: Problems and solutions”, the author will illustrate radio astronomical methods and concepts by showing the audience how to solve typical radio astronomical problems and thus extract the information you need from your observations. The book will be made electronically available to IMPRS researchers. Further information and registration: https://events.mpifr-bonn.mpg.de/indico/event/106/

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Based of Tom Wilson’s book “Tools of Radio Astronomy: Problems and solutions”, the author will illustrate radio astronomical methods and concepts by showing the audience how to solve typical radio astronomical problems and thus extract the information you need from your observations. The book will be made electronically available to IMPRS researchers. Further information and registration: https://events.mpifr-bonn.mpg.de/indico/event/106/