Utilizing Bayesian Inference for Pulsar Exoplanets Finding

This work describes a methodology of hypothesis testing for possible existence of a body orbiting a pulsar. The methodology based on Bayesian inference. The tested hypotheses are a single pulsar, that exhibits power-law red noise in timing residuals, and a binary pulsar with white measurement noise. The methodology was tested on a series of simulated data and was used for analysis of pulsar’s B0329+54 timing residuals.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.15826/b978-5-7996-3986-0.12
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Gamma-ray bursts and supernovae
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Utilizing Bayesian Inference for Pulsar Exoplanets Finding

S. A. Andrianov
Gamma-ray bursts and supernovae
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Utilizing Bayesian Inference for Pulsar Exoplanets Finding

S. A. Andrianov
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This work describes a methodology of hypothesis testing for possible existence of a body orbiting a pulsar. The methodology based on Bayesian inference. The tested hypotheses are a single pulsar, that exhibits power-law red noise in timing residuals, and a binary pulsar with white measurement noise. The methodology was tested on a series of simulated data and was used for analysis of pulsar’s B0329+54 timing residuals.

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