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037			_cTextual
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041			_aeng
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100			_aLyne, Andrew _9898400
245		0	_aPulsar astronomy
250			_a3rd
260			_aNew York, _bCambridge university press: _c2005.
300			_axvii, 309p. _b: ill.
490			_aAstrophysics series; 38
500			_aAppendix 272-288p.; Include bibliographical references 289-304p.; Index 305-309p.
520			_aSince their discovery in 1967, pulsars have assumed a central role in astronomy and astrophysics, offering an opportunity to explore theoretical physics under extreme conditions. Pulsar Astronomy provides an ideal introductory account for those entering the field, and an invaluable reference for established researchers. Now thoroughly revised for its third edition, it covers research over wavelengths ranging from radio through optical and x-ray to gamma-rays. Topics range from the physics of neutron star interiors to the astrophysics of binary stars and the recent tests of general relativity. It is supported by extensive references and a complete catalogue of all known pulsars. Internationally famous authors – Lyne has discovered more pulsars than anyone in the world, and Graham-Smith is one of the founders of the field Includes a complete and up-to-date catalogue of all known pulsars Complete revision of a valuable reference for graduate students and researchers The only up-to-date text covering this wide field Covers research at all wavelengths (radio, optical, x-ray, gamma-ray)
650			_a Neutron stars _9898401
650			_a Pulsar astronomy _9898402
650			_a Pulsar timing _9898403
650			_a X-Ray pulsar _9898404
650			_aGeneral Science _9898405
700			_aSmith, Graham Francis _9898406
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