Data for article entitled 'Efficient Search for Detection Candidates Using a Peak Finder Strategy for All-Sky-All-Frequency Gravitational Wave Radiometer'
Sharma, Arindam; Agarwal, Deepali; Mitra, Sanjit;
Data for article entitled 'Efficient Search for Detection Candidates Using a Peak Finder Strategy for All-Sky-All-Frequency Gravitational Wave Radiometer'
This dataset and the plotting Python script can be used to create the plots in the article 'Efficient Search for Detection Candidates Using a Peak Finder Strategy for All-Sky-All-Frequency Gravitational Wave Radiometer'.
- University of Mississippi United States
- The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley United States
- Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics India
All Sky All Frequency Radiometer, Gravitational waves
All Sky All Frequency Radiometer, Gravitational waves
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