fast radio burst , FRB (abbreviation)

This characteristic emission, however, is not seen in the newly found fast radio bursts.

They've picked up the name "fast radio bursts," but nobody's entirely sure of what produces them.

In 1998 Parkes telescope began detecting fast radio bursts and related signals named perytons.

These pulses are known as fast radio bursts (FRBs).

They are proposed as an explanation for fast radio bursts (FRBs) .

Fast radio burst (astronomy)

There's really not a lot to say about the Fast Radio Bursts (FRBs) themselves.

SERENDIP VI will also look for fast radio bursts.

A fast radio burst (FRB) is a high energy astrophysical phenomenon manifested as a transient radio pulse lasting only a few milliseconds.

The broad bandwidth was also used to study non-solar radio emissions of gamma-ray bursts and to search for fast radio bursts, transients of possibly extragalactic origin.

The term peryton is also used for radio signals of terrestrial origin that mimic fast radio bursts, pulses that appear to be coming from outside of our galaxy.

So, rather than definitively ruling out a destructive cause for fast radio bursts, the best that this paper can do is indicate that at least some of them leave their source intact.

These signals mimic some aspects of fast radio bursts (FRB) that appear to be coming from outside the Milky Way galaxy, but their astronomical origin was soon excluded.

Prof. Rezzolla adds: 'These fast radio bursts could be the first evidence of the birth of a black hole, whose formation is therefore accompanied by an intense, almost pure, radio-wave emission.

On January 19, 2015, astronomers at Australia's national science agency (CSIRO) reported that, for the first time, a fast radio burst had been observed live (at Parkes).

In 2013 Falcke together with Luciano Rezzolla of the Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics proposed that blitzars could be an explanation for fast radio bursts.

Most fast radio bursts have been spotted by Australia's Parkes telescope, which isn't as sensitive as Arecibo and wouldn't have identified most of the bursts emitted by FRB 121102.

The new phenomena, called Fast Radio Bursts, are bursts of radio waves that originated billions of light years away and are likely to have been sparked by a catastrophic event in the distant Universe.

The international research team, writing in the journal Science, rule out terrestrial sources for the four fast radio bursts and say their brightness and distance suggest they come from cosmological distances when the Universe was just half its current age.

ATA is especially well suited to the search for extraterrestrial intelligence SETI and to discovery of astronomical radio sources, such as heretofore unexplained non-repeating, possibly extragalactic, pulses known as fast radio bursts or FRBs.

Some stars have sent out bursts of radio waves, but without the power or regular pattern that has been found in the fast radio bursts.

Astronomers found 10 millisecond-long "fast radio bursts", the latest example of a mysterious radio wave coming from outside of our galaxy.

Scientists have been hunting for years for the source of fast radio bursts - strange messages that come to us from deep in the universe.

That explanation wouldn't solve all of the mysteries of the fast radio bursts.

For now we're just happy enough having the FRB on our side as the long term implications are quite positive.

Several federal government departments now conduct research originally done by the FRB.

The FRB has denied two proposed mergers in the last four years.

More so than is usual, even for the FRB, this report seems to steer clear of making any definitive statements.

Simulation data as well as published performance figures are used for FRB models learning.

There will be entries from nine nations and they want FRB to play there over the five days.

The FRB is principally concerned that divested branches are viable.

The FRB has defined a second threshold beyond which these mitigating factors are unlikely to apply.

The notes are issued under FRB's domestic medium-term note programme and have no maturity date.

The FRB takes a different approach.

Proceeds go specifically to pay off FRB of New York loan.

When ending the FRB, place currency and debt back on gold and silver standards.

The FRB also provides for expedited (local) approval of mergers passing a further market share test.

The FRB employs what is known as "Screen A."

Confusing matters further is the question of whether FRB 121102 is a typical fast radio burster.

The FRB models have potential applications in simulation, control and fault detection and diagnosis.

Both were denied because the parties declined to make the divestitures that would have addressed the competition concerns of the FRB.

Eventually the Scottish Executive woke up to the serious problems with the existing FRB.

Based on the direction it's coming from, however, the authors suggest there's a chance that FRB 121102 comes from an object inside our galaxy.

According to Amel (1997), the FRB has denied only two merger applications in the last four years.

The FRB would ordinarily have no competition problem when the merging banks have a combined market share under 23 percent.

Phosphorus fertilization also altered the vertical distribution of fine root biomass (FRB).

"There is less and less room in modern public policymaking, especially at the FRB, for a single leader to dominate discussion," the letter said.

The FRB goes further still, defining yet higher thresholds below which mitigating factors (such as low entry barriers) are likely to apply.

Contains some of his hitherto unpublished FRB and White House memoranda.