Backing up slightly, what's with the long hyphenated phrases? E.g. 'the-astronomical-analyzability-of-the-pulsar-again'
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Replying to @drossbucket
I think “the-astronomical-analyzability-of-the-pulsar” just means that, in virtue of masses of theory and equipment, they were able to >
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Replying to @Meaningness @drossbucket
interpret the Fourier signal peak *as* a pulsar, although in material fact it was just a dot crawling upward on the oscilloscope.
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OK good I was assuming something like that, but wasn't sure!
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That act of interpretation is prob the key thing I'm interested in here (and used to think about specifically in context of radio pulsars)..
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...it's interesting because as a theorist you never know the whole pipeline from observational mess to neat theory...
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...I assumed *someone* studied this but didn't know who.
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Astonishing coincidence that you, as a scientist in precisely this field, would have formed an interest in ethno b4 knowing of this study!
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So I’ve just finished first read-through. There’s an enormous amount going on in this paper, most of it inaccessible unless you know ethno
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It’s tempting to write a line-by-line commentary on it specifically for STEM people!
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