Detection of Systematic Tri-Phase Temporal Structure in Fast Radio Bursts: Advanced Signal Processing Reveals Hidden Patterns in CHIME Data

This project supports the manuscript “Detection of Systematic Tri-Phase Temporal Structure in Fast Radio Bursts: Advanced Signal Processing Reveals Hidden Patterns in CHIME Data” submitted to Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (Manuscript ID: MN-25-1686-MJ). We present the first systematic detection of tri-phase timing structure in Fast Radio Bursts (FRBs), identified through advanced signal processing techniques including Hilbert transforms, envelope autocorrelation, and frequency-domain harmonic analysis. Using CHIME/FRB data, we uncover consistent timing intervals centered at ~1.966 seconds across multiple bursts, suggesting a coherent emission mechanism with astrophysical significance. This repository includes: The full manuscript and appendix files Timing data analysis summaries Ongoing comparative references to CHIME studies All results are reproducible and available for public access upon publication. This work invites further collaboration and independent replication efforts.

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OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints)
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.17605/osf.io/z39mb
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Pulsars and Gravitational Waves Research
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Detection of Systematic Tri-Phase Temporal Structure in Fast Radio Bursts: Advanced Signal Processing Reveals Hidden Patterns in CHIME Data

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Detection of Systematic Tri-Phase Temporal Structure in Fast Radio Bursts: Advanced Signal Processing Reveals Hidden Patterns in CHIME Data

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This project supports the manuscript “Detection of Systematic Tri-Phase Temporal Structure in Fast Radio Bursts: Advanced Signal Processing Reveals Hidden Patterns in CHIME Data” submitted to Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society (Manuscript ID: MN-25-1686-MJ). We present the first systematic detection of tri-phase timing structure in Fast Radio Bursts (FRBs), identified through advanced signal processing techniques including Hilbert transforms, envelope autocorrelation, and frequency-domain harmonic analysis. Using CHIME/FRB data, we uncover consistent timing intervals centered at ~1.966 seconds across multiple bursts, suggesting a coherent emission mechanism with astrophysical significance. This repository includes: The full manuscript and appendix files Timing data analysis summaries Ongoing comparative references to CHIME studies All results are reproducible and available for public access upon publication. This work invites further collaboration and independent replication efforts.

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