ceffyl - Rapid and Flexible Parameter Estimation and Model Selection for Pulsar Timing Array data

First public release of the ceffyl software suite! @article{lamb2023rapid, title={Rapid refitting techniques for Bayesian spectral characterization of the gravitational wave background using pulsar timing arrays}, author={Lamb, William G and Taylor, Stephen R and van Haasteren, Rutger}, journal={Physical Review D}, volume={108}, number={10}, pages={103019}, year={2023}, publisher={APS} }

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Related Organizations

Vanderbilt University
United States
Max Planck Society
Germany
Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics
Germany

Keywords

pulsar timing array, gravitational waves, gravitational wave background

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