CORDIS Project
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This project aims to utilize cosmic radio emissions, such as pulsars and transient bursts, to explore extreme physical phenomena. By employing advanced telescopes, it seeks to discover new types of pulsars and enhance our understanding of events like gamma-ray bursts and neutron star mergers.
Short duration bursts of cosmic radio emission provide us with a potent tool for studying the extremes of physics.
In the form of periodic pulses from pulsars they can be used as precision instruments to test theories of gravity, understand the emission processes and the equation of state of ultra-dense matter.
In the form of transient bursts we can use them to study the physics governing explosive events such as gamma-ray bursts, merging neutron stars, annihilating black holes or hitherto unkno…
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