On the GEO600 site I have read that nine gamma ray pulsars were discovered using the methods of gravitational wave astronomy. Was Einstein@home involved in any way? I haven't seen any mention in this site.
Tullio
On the GEO600 site I have read that nine gamma ray pulsars were discovered using the methods of gravitational wave astronomy. Was Einstein@home involved in any way? I haven't seen any mention in this site.
The analysis code with which the the nine pulsars were discovered is running now on Einstein@Home as the "Fetmi-LAT Gamma-Ray pulsar search" (FGRP1) to find more.
The first nine pulsars were found by running this code on ATLAS.
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On the GEO600 site I have read that nine gamma ray pulsars were discovered using the methods of gravitational wave astronomy. Was Einstein@home involved in any way? I haven't seen any mention in this site.
Tullio
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The analysis code with which the the nine pulsars were discovered is running now on Einstein@Home as the "Fetmi-LAT Gamma-Ray pulsar search" (FGRP1) to find more.
The first nine pulsars were found by running this code on ATLAS.
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NASA has just confirmed its support to FERMI and other scientific missions.
Tullio