Nanohertz gravitational wave astronomy during SKA era: An InPTA perspective

Nanohertz gravitational wave astronomy during SKA era: An InPTA perspective
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10.1007/s12036-022-09869-w
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发表时间:
2022-07
影响因子:
1.1
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B. C. Joshi;A. Gopakumar;A. Pandian;T. Prabu;L. Dey;M. Bagchi;S. Desai;P. Tarafdar;P. Rana;Y. Maan;Neelam Dhanda Batra;Raghav Girgaonkar;Nikita Agarwal;P. Arumugam;Sarmistha Banik Avishek Basu;A. Bathula;S. Dandapat;Y. Gupta;S. Hisano;R. Kato;D. Kharbanda;T. Kikunaga;N. Kolhe;M. Krishnakumar;P. K. Manoharan;Piyush Marmat;A. Naidu;K. Nobleson;A. K. Paladi;Dhruv Pathak;J. Singha;Aman K. Srivastava;M. Surnis;S. Susarla;A. Susobhanan;Keitaro Takahashi;National Centre for Radio Astrophysics India;Tata Institute of Fundamental Research India;Raman Research Institute India;The Institute of Mathetical Sciences India;Homi Bhabha National Institute India;Iit Hyderabad India;University Grants Commission and Ministry of Education. Gover India-University-Grants-Commission-and-Ministry-of-Gover-139043535;Amity University India;Manipal India;India India-India;UK JodrellBankCentreforAstrophysics;The Indian Institute of Science Education;Research India;Kumamoto University Japan;Faculty of Computer Science;Technology Kumamoto University Japan;Osaka Japan;Stringer India;M. F. R. Germany;Universitat Bielefeld Germany;A. Usa;UK UniversityofOxford;Bits Pilani Hyderabad Campus India;Indian Institute of Space Science;Technology Thiruvananthapuram India;Inter-University Centre for Astronomy;A. India;N. U. Ireland;National Astronomical Observatories of China;International Center of Quantum Artificial Intelligence for Science-International-Center-of-Quantum-Artificial-for-2047486588
B. C. Joshi;A. Gopakumar;A. Pandian;T. Prabu;L. Dey;M. Bagchi;S. Desai;P. Tarafdar;P. Rana;Y. Maan;Neelam Dhanda Batra;Raghav Girgaonkar;Nikita Agarwal;P. Arumugam;Sarmistha Banik Avishek Basu;A. Bathula;S. Dandapat;Y. Gupta;S. Hisano;R. Kato;D. Kharbanda;T. Kikunaga;N. Kolhe;M. Krishnakumar;P. K. Manoharan;Piyush Marmat;A. Naidu;K. Nobleson;A. K. Paladi;Dhruv Pathak;J. Singha;Aman K. Srivastava;M. Surnis;S. Susarla;A. Susobhanan;Keitaro Takahashi;National Centre for Radio Astrophysics India;Tata Institute of Fundamental Research India;Raman Research Institute India;The Institute of Mathetical Sciences India;Homi Bhabha National Institute India;Iit Hyderabad India;University Grants Commission and Ministry of Education. Gover India-University-Grants-Commission-and-Ministry-of-Gover-139043535;Amity University India;Manipal India;India India-India;UK JodrellBankCentreforAstrophysics;The Indian Institute of Science Education;Research India;Kumamoto University Japan;Faculty of Computer Science;Technology Kumamoto University Japan;Osaka Japan;Stringer India;M. F. R. Germany;Universitat Bielefeld Germany;A. Usa;UK UniversityofOxford;Bits Pilani Hyderabad Campus India;Indian Institute of Space Science;Technology Thiruvananthapuram India;Inter-University Centre for Astronomy;A. India;N. U. Ireland;National Astronomical Observatories of China;International Center of Quantum Artificial Intelligence for Science-International-Center-of-Quantum-Artificial-for-2047486588
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B. C. Joshi;A. Gopakumar;A. Pandian;T. Prabu;L. Dey;M. Bagchi;S. Desai;P. Tarafdar;P. Rana;Y. Maan;Neelam Dhanda Batra;Raghav Girgaonkar;Nikita Agarwal;P. Arumugam;Sarmistha Banik Avishek Basu;A. Bathula;S. Dandapat;Y. Gupta;S. Hisano;R. Kato;D. Kharbanda;T. Kikunaga;N. Kolhe;M. Krishnakumar;P. K. Manoharan;Piyush Marmat;A. Naidu;K. Nobleson;A. K. Paladi;Dhruv Pathak;J. Singha;Aman K. Srivastava;M. Surnis;S. Susarla;A. Susobhanan;Keitaro Takahashi;National Centre for Radio Astrophysics India;Tata Institute of Fundamental Research India;Raman Research Institute India;The Institute of Mathetical Sciences India;Homi Bhabha National Institute India;Iit Hyderabad India;University Grants Commission and Ministry of Education. Gover India-University-Grants-Commission-and-Ministry-of-Gover-139043535;Amity University India;Manipal India;India India-India;UK JodrellBankCentreforAstrophysics;The Indian Institute of Science Education;Research India;Kumamoto University Japan;Faculty of Computer Science;Technology Kumamoto University Japan;Osaka Japan;Stringer India;M. F. R. Germany;Universitat Bielefeld Germany;A. Usa;UK UniversityofOxford;Bits Pilani Hyderabad Campus India;Indian Institute of Space Science;Technology Thiruvananthapuram India;Inter-University Centre for Astronomy;A. India;N. U. Ireland;National Astronomical Observatories of China;International Center of Quantum Artificial Intelligence for Science-International-Center-of-Quantum-Artificial-for-2047486588

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