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Frontiers in Radio Astronomy and FAST Early Sciences Symposium 2015
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502
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2016
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| Editors: |
Lei Qian
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| Synopsis: |
Frontiers in Radio Astronomy 2015
29 – 31 July 2015, Guiyang, China
The Five hundred meter Aperture Spherical Telescope (FAST) in Guizhou Province, China will be the world’s largest single dish radio telescope when completed in September 2016. FAST will revolutionize radio astronomy in the band from 70 MHz to 3 GHz. A good telescope needs good science objectives and operation plans. With first light of the FAST telescope rapidly approaching, the National Astronomical Observatories of China (NAOC) and Guizhou Normal University organized the "Frontiers in Radio Astronomy (FRA) 2015" symposium to discuss the early science programs and operational planning for FAST. This is the 2nd FRA symposium; the first one was held in 2012. More than 100 astronomers from around the world working in radio astronomy and other related fields attended this meeting. Topics discussed included pulsars, star formation, evolved stars, cosmology, and past, current, and future radio instrumentation. This volume will be of interest to astronomers and engineers interested in FAST and the impact it will have on radio astronomy around the world.
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978-1-58381-888-6
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Qian, L.; Li, D. |
| Conference Photos |
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Qian, L.; Li, D. |
| Collision between Neutron Stars and Asteroids as a Mechanism for Fast Radio Bursts |
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Huang, Y. F.; Geng, J. J. |
| Gamma-ray Bursts: Radio Afterglow and Host Galaxy Study with The FAST Telescope |
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Li, L. B.; Huang, Y. F.; Kong, S. W.; Zhang, Z. B.; Li, D.; Luo, J. J. |
| Timing Observations of 20 Pulsars |
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Yuan, J.; Li, L.; Liu, Z.; Wang, J.; Wang, N. |
| Prospects of Gravitational Wave Detection Using Pulsar Timing Array for Chinese Future Telescopes |
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Lee, K. J. |
| The Investigation of Neutron Star Spin Period Evolution: Crab Pulsar and Magnetar |
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Zhang, C.; Zhang, Y.; Guo, Y.; Pan, Y.; Wang, D.; Yang, Y. |
| The Average Braking Indices of Eight Magnetars |
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Gao, Z.F.; Yuan, J.P.; Wang, N. |
| To Find Evidence for Strange Quark-cluster Stars with FAST |
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Lu, J.; Xu, R. |
| HI Intensity Mapping with FAST |
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Bigot-Sazy, M.-A.; Ma, Y.-Z.; Battye, R. A.; Browne, I. W. A.; Chen, T.; Dickinson, C.; Harper, S.; Maffei, B.; Olivari, L. C.; Wilkinsondagger, P. N. |
| FAST Mapping of Diffuse HI Gas in the Local Universe |
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Zhu, M.; Pisano, D.J.; Ai, M.; Jiao, Q. |
| Cosmic Web Research with KAT-7, MeerKAT and FAST |
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Carignan, C. |
| CO And HI Emission from The Circumstellar Envelopes of Some Evolved Stars* |
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Diep, P.; Hoai, D.; Nhung, P.; Tuan-Anh, P.; Bertre, T. L.; Winters, J.; Matthews, L.; Phuong, N.; Thao, N. |
| Statistical Quantities in Studying Turbulence in Molecular Clouds |
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Qian, L.; Li, D. |
| Short History of Fixed-Reflector Radio Telescopes |
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Strom, R. G. |
| The East-Asian VLBI Network |
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Wajima, K.; Hagiwara, Y.; An, T.; Baan, W. A.; Fujisawa, K.; Hao, L.; Jiang, W.; Jung, T.; Kawaguchi, N.; Kim, J.; Kobayashi, H.; Oh, S.-J.; Roh, D.-G.; Wang, M. Wu, Y.; Xia, B.; Zhang, M. |
| Discovery with FAST |
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Wilkinson, P. |
| Summary of The FAST Project |
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Li, D. |
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