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most citedThree New Binary Pulsars Discovered With Parkes

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cs.DC2004

A Low Cost Distributed Computing Approach to Pulsar Searches at a Small College

Andrew Cantino, Fronefield Crawford, Saurav Dhital +2

We describe a distributed processing cluster of inexpensive Linux machines developed jointly by the Astronomy and Computer Science departments at Haverford College which has been s…

astro-ph20046 cited

Three New Binary Pulsars Discovered With Parkes

Jason Hessels, Scott Ransom, Mallory Roberts +4

We present three new binary pulsars discovered during a search for pulsations in 56 unidentified mid-latitude EGRET gamma-ray error boxes with the Parkes multibeam receiver. Timing…

astro-ph2004

New Pulsars Coincident With Unidentified Gamma-Ray Sources

Mallory S. E. Roberts, Scott M. Ransom, Jason Hessels +4

We present the results of radio searches for pulsars within unidentified EGRET source error boxes. Using the Parkes multibeam system, we have surveyed 56 sources at Galactic latitu…

astro-ph2001

SNR G292.2-0.5: A Radio Supernova Remnant Associated with the Young Pulsar J1119-6127

F. Crawford, B. M. Gaensler, V. M. Kaspi +4

We report on Australia Telescope Compact Array observations in the direction of the young high-magnetic-field radio pulsar PSR J1119-6127. In the resulting images we identify a non…

astro-ph1999

Radio Polarimetry Results for Young Southern Pulsars

F. Crawford, V. M. Kaspi, R. N. Manchester

We present radio polarimetry results for nine Southern pulsars. Six of the nine are young, with characteristic ages less than 100 kyr and high spin-down luminosities. All six show…

astro-ph1999

A Search for Sub-millisecond Pulsations in Unidentified FIRST and NVSS Radio Sources

F. Crawford, V. M. Kaspi, J. F. Bell

We have searched 92 unidentified sources from the FIRST and NVSS radio catalogs for pulsations at 610 MHz. The selected sources are bright, have no identifications, are unresolved…