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Gravitational wave detection and cosmic string detection with current radio interferometers

Nov, 2010

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Abstract: (arXiv)

The authors apologise for the preliminary submission of this paper.

gravitational radiation
pulsar: stability
observatory
sensitivity
interferometer
cosmic string
background: stochastic
black hole: coalescence
numerical calculations
TEMPO2

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