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Timing and scintillations of the millisecond pulsar 1937+214
J. M. Cordes
, A. Wolszczan
, R. J. Dewey
, M. Blaskiewicz
, D. R. Stinebring
Astronomy & Astrophysics
Center for Exoplanets & Habitable Worlds
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Time of Arrival
100%
Millisecond Pulsars
100%
Scintillation
100%
Pulsars
57%
Wavelength Dependence
42%
Pulse Shaping
42%
Pulse Phase
42%
On Time Scales
28%
Interstellar Medium
28%
Wandering
28%
Dispersion Measure
28%
Scattering Material
28%
Interstellar Scattering
28%
Interstellar Scintillation
28%
Wave number
14%
Frequency Dependence
14%
Aberrations
14%
Line-of-sight
14%
Cm(III)
14%
Lower Limit
14%
Interpulse
14%
Change of Measure
14%
Refraction
14%
Diffractive
14%
ISM
14%
Angle of Arrival
14%
Additional Measurement
14%
Three-frequency
14%
Ray Path
14%
Frequency Structure
14%
Main Pulse
14%
Structure Change
14%
Magnetic Field Lines
14%
Scintillation Parameters
14%
Electron Density Irregularities
14%
Multipath Scattering
14%
Individual Pulses
14%
Line Distortion
14%
Kolmogorov Spectrum
14%
Non-simultaneous
14%
Phase Jitter
14%
Timing Error
14%
Frame Dragging
14%
Intensity Scintillation
14%
Engineering
Millisecond
100%
Arrival Time
100%
Broadening
75%
Pulse Shape
75%
Time-of-Arrival
75%
Rotational
50%
Microsecond
25%
Length Scale
25%
Lower Limit
25%
Reference Frame
25%
Main Component
25%
Dependent Manner
25%
Angle-of-Arrival
25%
Ray Path
25%
Magnetic Field Line
25%
Physics
Pulsar
100%
Millisecond Pulsars
100%
Interstellar Matter
50%
Interstellar Scattering
50%
Interstellar Scintillation
50%
Magnetic Field
25%
Line of Sight
25%
Electron Density
25%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Pulsar
100%
Arrival Time
80%
Emissions
40%
Timescale
40%
Time Series
20%
Line of Sight
20%
Electron Density
20%