[IPTA Clock] Testing data

[Rutger van Haasteren]

Hi George,

Thanks for the reply.


>   The quick answer is "stalled".  After my talk at the IPTA meeting I've
> been distracted by other projects.  I also don't know at the moment the
> status of the final IPTA data set.  I'll drop Joris an email now to find
> out and will report back here.
>

I have also been informing with Joris in the context of the stochastic
background limit paper. One of the main delays seems to be the data of the
EPTA, but that is as far as my intel goes.

I am giving a talk on the clock work at the Journees conference in Paris
> next month and so hopefully that will give me the impetus to get this
> project back on track.
>

Is it an idea to compare pipelines somewhere soon? I am sure we are doing
at least one simulation in the paper that shows the methods are consistent,
so that may be a start to get the project organised.

Cheers,

Rutger



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 dr. Rutger van Haasteren, post-doctoral researcher Astrophysics
 Max Planck Institute for gravitational physics (Albert Einstein Institute)
 Hannover, Germany
 E-mail: vhaasteren at gmail.com
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