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DESCRIPTION:Abstract:
Stars twinkle due to atmospheric turbulence, as a result ofwhich their brightness as well as colour appear rapidly modulated. Planetslike Venus and Jupiter do not twinkle. At radio wavelengths, pulsars andfast radio bursts (FRBs) offer the perfect analogy: they scintillate.Scintillation carries the spectral imprint of the radio wave propagationthrough the medium. Since radio astronomy operates in the regime ofcoherent detection, the phase of the electric field carries vitalinformation...
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SUMMARY:Scintillometry: imaging with interstellar baselines
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