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A Bayesian method for pulsar template generation

Imgrund et al., 2015

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7588984473481821855
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Imgrund M
Champion D
Kramer M
Lesch H
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Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society

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Abstract Extracting Times of Arrival (ToAs) from pulsar radio signals depends on the knowledge of the pulsar's pulse profile and the method being used to compare such profiles. We contrast classical generation mechanism of averaging received intensity to generate …
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