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CLOCKS AND BURSTS

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Searching for nature s best clocks and extragalactic millisecond transients with...

Searching for nature s best clocks and extragalactic millisecond transients with large interferometric arrays from the GMRT to the SKA Millisecond pulsars (MSPs) are rapidly rotating neutron stars that emit a beam of radio waves from their magnetic poles. Their rate of rotation is very stable and so the pulses detected as they spin are like the ticks of an extrem... ver más

21/04/2016

UNIVERSITY OF MANC...

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Descripción del proyecto Millisecond pulsars (MSPs) are rapidly rotating neutron stars that emit a beam of radio waves from their magnetic poles. Their rate of rotation is very stable and so the pulses detected as they spin are like the ticks of an extremely precise clock. Measuring small deviations in the rate that this clock runs makes them ideal laboratories to test gravity theories and as detectors for gravitational waves. In addition to the regular radio emission from pulsars, millisecond transient bursts (FRBs) are observed at the locations of cataclysmic events, making them useful probes for extreme states of gravity, pressure, temperature and magnetic fields. Their extragalactic origin makes them useful to study the poorly constrained baryon content of the intergalactic medium. Motivated by the need to discover more of both these source classes and my recent discoveries of MSPs at the Giant Metrewave Radio Telescope (GMRT), the largest array in the world, combined with the expertise of University of Manchester in non-imaging high time resolution astronomy, we propose for the highly sensitive GMRT High Resolution Southern Survey (GHRSS) for MSPs and transients. This survey is calculated to find at least 45 MSPs and tens of FRBs. The simultaneous time domain search and imaging capability of this survey also provides an unique opportunity of discovery and simultaneous localisation of MSPs and FRBs, which is currently not employed at any other telescope. As the GMRT is a prototype for the global Square Kilometre Array (SKA) and SKA1-mid in particular, the techniques we propose to develop here will be directly applicable. This project brings together my expertise in leading GMRT pulsar surveys with the extensive pulsar and transient search experience and SKA knowledge of my UK host. This combination will allow us to deliver cutting edge science in collaboration with European scientists and enable us to play a leading role in the SKA.

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