Three more pulsars confirmed in Arecibo data!
Submitted on 24 Feb 2012 15:00:05 UTC
Einstein@Home volunteers have discovered three new radio pulsars -- the 11'th, 12'th, and 13'th new radio pulsars found by our volunteers in Arecibo data. Six of these pulsars have been discovered in 2012: almost one per week! Congratulations to:
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* Gerald Schrader, San Diego, Califonia, USA
* Uwe Tittmar, Kressbronn, Germany
* Thomas Herdtle, St. Paul, Minnesota, USA
* Zsolt Szvoboda, Szentendre, Hungary
* Carat@voice, Ichikawa City, Japan
* Rensk, Switzerland
Further details are available on this web page, and will be published in due course.
Bruce Allen
Director, Einstein@Home
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Three more pulsars confirmed in Arecibo data!
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Wow. That's great news.
And look at the properties. 36 Hz. What a velocitiy.
This is excellent.
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This is excellent. Einstein@Home has been finding an increasing number of radio pulsars in recent times. Great news overall.
Awesome news, grats all
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Awesome news, grats all
When science and mankind get
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When science and mankind get together its works for the good of all. Excellent.
Congratulations! (And
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Congratulations!
(And isn't this a great demonstration of the international nature of our project here?!)
HB
It says that they are finding
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It says that they are finding them on BRP4 yet all the work I download on my GPU is for BRP3. How do I get BRP4 ??
Proud Founder of
Have a look at my WebCam<
My log says BRP4 version 100,
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My log says BRP4 version 100, yet BOINC Manager says BRP3SSE. This on my CPU.
Tullio
It's the only Einstein project showing graphics on my SuSE Linux 11.1.
RE: It says that they are
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In fact you ARE running BRP4. The fact that you see BRP3 in the name is happening because we need to rename the "plan class" on the server side. Sorry about that, it is our fault that the name is incorrect, but rest assured that you ARE running BRP4. We haven't distributed BRP3 work for quite a long time now.
Director, Einstein@Home
RE: (And isn't this a great
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Yes!
Great work all around...