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most citedPulsar Nulling and Mode Changing

294 citations · 493 across the 17 of their papers we have counts for

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26 papers

astro-ph2008

Optical identification of a new cataclysmic variable from integral all sky survey: IGR J08390--4833

M. Revnivtsev, A. Kniazev, S. Sazonov +6

We have optically identified a recently discovered INTEGRAL source, IGR J08390--4833, with a cataclysmic variable, i.e. an accreting white dwarf in a binary system. The spectrum ex…

quant-ph200810 cited

Photon-Echo Quantum Memory

W. Tittel, M. Afzelius, R. L. Cone +4

The future of long-distance quantum communication relies on the availability of quantum memory, i.e. devices that allow temporal storage of quantum information. We review research…

astro-ph2008

Monte Carlo Simulations of Star Clusters - IV. Calibration of the Monte Carlo Code and Comparison with Observations for the Open Cluster M67

Mirek Giersz, Douglas C. Heggie, Jarrod R. Hurley

We outline the steps needed in order to incorporate the evolution of single and binary stars into a particular Monte Carlo code for the dynamical evolution of a star cluster. We ca…

astro-ph2007294 cited

Pulsar Nulling and Mode Changing

N. Wang, R. N. Manchester, S. Johnston

With its relatively long observation time per pointing, the Parkes multibeam survey was effective in detecting nulling pulsars. We have made 2-hour observations of 23 pulsars which…

astro-ph20071 cited

Asteroseismology: a powerful tool to complement planet transits

D. Stello, H. Kjeldsen, T. R. Bedding

The study of stellar oscillations - asteroseismology - has revolutionized our understanding of the physical properties of the Sun, and similar potential for other stars has been de…

astro-ph200750 cited

The connection between metallicity and metal-line kinematics in (sub-)damped Lyman-alpha systems

M. T. Murphy, S. J. Curran, J. K. Webb +2

A correlation between the metallicity, [M/H], and rest-frame MgII equivalent width, EW, is found from 49 DLAs and strong sub-DLAs drawn from the literature over the redshift range…