New Tricks for Old Stars: Studying Compact Objects Through Novel Methodologies in Timing, Energy and Imaging
Event Start:
2024-09-18T10:00:00
Event End:
2024-09-18T12:00:00
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To understand astronomical objects and their environments, it is essential to study their behavior across time, energy and space. For compact objects, these analyses provide a unique window into physics in extreme environments, probing transient behavior, accretion processes, and tests of spacetime and gravity in the high field regime. In this thesis, I present novel approaches to revolutionize timing and spectral analysis and imaging with polarimetry in astronomy.
Event Location:
Henn 309
Speaker:
Demet Kirmizibayrak, PhD student
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Event Start:
2024-09-18T10:00:00
Event End:
2024-09-18T12:00:00
New Tricks for Old Stars: Studying Compact Objects Through Novel Methodologies in Timing, Energy and Imaging
Event Information:
To understand astronomical objects and their environments, it is essential to study their behavior across time, energy and space. For compact objects, these analyses provide a unique window into physics in extreme environments, probing transient behavior, accretion processes, and tests of spacetime and gravity in the high field regime. In this thesis, I present novel approaches to revolutionize timing and spectral analysis and imaging with polarimetry in astronomy.
Event Location:
Henn 309