https://frbtheorycat.org/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Shriharsh 2026-04-24T18:19:03Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.39.13 https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=758 2022-11-08T11:31:06Z

<p>Shriharsh: /* Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Banner2.png|right|middle|700px|FRB Theory Catalogue]]<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> #Serve as a theory complement to the [http://frbcat.org FRB Catalogue] <br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and its corresponding paper are being reviewed in Physics Review. Please cite [https://arxiv.org/abs/1810.05836 ArXiV:1810.05836] if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh.tendulkar@tifr.res.in Shriharsh Tendulkar], [mailto:pltemm002@myuct.ac.za Emma Platts] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. The summary page (i.e. this page) is editable only by administrators. All other pages are editable by anyone with an account. See [[Instruction | Instructions]] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Click here for detailed instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general — For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look.<br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''The table is too wide to fit on all screens — Scroll right to see other columns.''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Decelerating_Blast_Waves&diff=431 2019-02-15T17:32:56Z

<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Brings in the summary table --&gt;<br /> &lt;!-- This is an example. Change the right hand side of all these assignments --&gt;<br /> {{FRBTableTemplate<br /> |Category = Shock Interaction<br /> |Progenitor = Magnetar<br /> |Type = Repeat<br /> |EnergyMechanism = Thin shell<br /> |EmissionMechanism = Synch. Maser<br /> |LFRadioCounterpart = Yes &lt;br/&gt;(excl. self absorption)<br /> |HFRadioCounterpart = Yes <br /> |MicrowaveCounterpart = -<br /> |THzCounterpart = -<br /> |OIRCounterpart = Prompt<br /> |XrayCounterpart = Prompt<br /> |GammarayCounterpart = Prompt<br /> |GWCounterpart = No<br /> |NeutrinoCounterpart = No<br /> |References = http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2019arXiv190201866M<br /> |Comments = None<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Model Description ==<br /> <br /> In this model, FRBs are generated from forward shocks of blast waves decelerating into the previously decelerated waves. An example of these blast waves are flare ejecta from young magnetars. The ejected material also produces a persistent radio source and a source of high local dispersion measure and high rotation measure. The flares are expected to produce prompt gamma-ray, X-ray and possibly optical flares.<br /> <br /> == Observational Constraints ==<br /> Observation of a persistent radio source, location in a dwarf galaxy, measurement of high rotation measure for the CHIME/FRB repeater would be a good way to test the model.</div>

Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Decelerating_Blast_Waves&diff=430 2019-02-15T17:32:36Z

<p>Shriharsh: Created page with &quot; &lt;!-- Brings in the summary table --&gt; &lt;!-- This is an example. Change the right hand side of all these assignments --&gt; {{FRBTableTemplate |Category = Shock Inte...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> &lt;!-- Brings in the summary table --&gt;<br /> &lt;!-- This is an example. Change the right hand side of all these assignments --&gt;<br /> {{FRBTableTemplate<br /> |Category = Shock Interaction<br /> |Progenitor = Magnetar<br /> |Type = Repeat<br /> |EnergyMechanism = Thin shell<br /> |EmissionMechanism = Synch. Maser<br /> |LFRadioCounterpart = Yes &lt;br/&gt;(excl. self absorption)<br /> |HFRadioCounterpart = Yes <br /> |MicrowaveCounterpart = Maybe<br /> |THzCounterpart = Maybe<br /> |OIRCounterpart = Prompt<br /> |XrayCounterpart = Prompt<br /> |GammarayCounterpart = Prompt<br /> |GWCounterpart = No<br /> |NeutrinoCounterpart = No<br /> |References = http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2019arXiv190201866M<br /> |Comments = None<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Model Description ==<br /> <br /> In this model, FRBs are generated from forward shocks of blast waves decelerating into the previously decelerated waves. An example of these blast waves are flare ejecta from young magnetars. The ejected material also produces a persistent radio source and a source of high local dispersion measure and high rotation measure. The flares are expected to produce prompt gamma-ray, X-ray and possibly optical flares.<br /> <br /> == Observational Constraints ==<br /> Observation of a persistent radio source, location in a dwarf galaxy, measurement of high rotation measure for the CHIME/FRB repeater would be a good way to test the model.</div>

Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=425 2018-10-24T17:02:54Z

<p>Shriharsh: /* Contributing to the Wiki */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Banner2.png|right|middle|700px|FRB Theory Catalogue]]<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> #Serve as a theory complement to the [http://frbcat.org FRB Catalogue] <br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and its corresponding paper are being reviewed in Physics Review. Please cite [https://arxiv.org/abs/1810.05836 ArXiV:1810.05836] if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. The summary page (i.e. this page) is editable only by administrators. All other pages are editable by anyone with an account. See [[Instruction | Instructions]] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Click here for detailed instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general — For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look.<br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''The table is too wide to fit on all screens — Scroll right to see other columns.''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=424 2018-10-23T18:19:11Z

<p>Shriharsh: /* Contributing to the Wiki */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Banner2.png|right|middle|700px|FRB Theory Catalogue]]<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> #Serve as a theory complement to the [http://frbcat.org FRB Catalogue] <br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and its corresponding paper are being reviewed in Physics Review. Please cite [https://arxiv.org/abs/1810.05836 ArXiV:1810.05836] if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. The summary page (i.e. this page) is editable only by administrators. All other pages are editable by anyone with an account. See [[Instruction | Instructions]] for more details.<br /> <br /> '''&lt;span style=&quot;color:#ff0000&quot;&gt; There is a bug that is preventing the display of the sign up and login page if you visit from [http://frbtheorycat.org http://frbtheorycat.org]. We are fixing this issue. While it is being fixed, please access the website from [https://frbtheory.physics.mcgill.ca https://frbtheory.physics.mcgill.ca] which will allow access to the login/signup page. &lt;/span&gt;'''<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Click here for detailed instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general — For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look.<br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''The table is too wide to fit on all screens — Scroll right to see other columns.''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=417 2018-10-16T05:08:29Z

<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Banner2.png|right|middle|700px|FRB Theory Catalogue]]<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> #Serve as a theory complement to the [http://frbcat.org FRB Catalogue] <br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and its corresponding paper are being reviewed in Physics Review. Please cite [https://arxiv.org/abs/1810.05836 ArXiV:1810.05836] if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. The summary page (i.e. this page) is editable only by administrators. All other pages are editable by anyone with an account. See [[Instruction | Instructions]] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Click here for detailed instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general — For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look.<br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''The table is too wide to fit on all screens — Scroll right to see other columns.''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=416 2018-10-16T02:27:01Z

<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Banner2.png|right|middle|700px|FRB Theory Catalogue]]<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> #Serve as a theory complement to the [http://frbcat.org FRB Catalogue] <br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and its corresponding paper are being reviewed in Physics Review. Please cite [https://arxiv.org/abs/1810.05836 ArXiV:1810.05836] if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. The summary page (i.e. this page) is editable only by administrators. All other pages are editable by anyone with an account. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general — For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look.<br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''The table is too wide to fit on all screens — Scroll right to see other columns.''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=User:Shriharsh&diff=415 2018-10-15T23:52:47Z

<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div>Postdoc at McGill University</div>

Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=414 2018-10-15T23:14:19Z

<p>Shriharsh: /* Contributing to the Wiki */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Banner2.png|right|middle|700px|FRB Theory Catalogue]]<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> #Serve as a theory complement to the [http://frbcat.org FRB Catalogue] <br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. The summary page (i.e. this page) is editable only by administrators. All other pages are editable by anyone with an account. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general — For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look.<br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''The table is too wide to fit on all screens — Scroll right to see other columns.''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=413 2018-10-15T23:09:44Z

<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Banner2.png|right|middle|700px|FRB Theory Catalogue]]<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> #Serve as a theory complement to the [http://frbcat.org FRB Catalogue] <br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. The summary page (i.e. this page) is editable only by administrators. All other pages are editable by anyone with an account. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''The table is too wide to fit on all screens — Scroll right to see other columns.''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

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<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Banner2.png|right|middle|700px|FRB Theory Catalogue]]<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> #Serve as a theory complement to the [http://frbcat.org FRB Catalogue] <br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''The table is too wide to fit on all screens — Scroll right to see other columns.''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

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<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Banner1.png|right|middle|700px|FRB Theory Catalogue]]<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> #Serve as a theory complement to the [http://frbcat.org FRB Catalogue] <br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''The table is too wide to fit on all screens — Scroll right to see other columns.''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

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<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Banner1.png|right|middle|700px|FRB Theory Catalogue]]<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> #Serve as a theory complement to the [http://frbcat.org FRB Catalog] <br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''The table is too wide to fit on all screens — Scroll right to see other columns.''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

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<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Banner1.png|right|middle|700px|FRB Theory Catalogue]]<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> #Serve as a theory complement to the [http://frbcat.org | FRB Catalog] <br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''The table is too wide to fit on all screens — Scroll right to see other columns.''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

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<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Banner1.png|right|middle|700px|FRB Theory Catalogue]]<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''The table is too wide to fit on all screens — Scroll right to see other columns.''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

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<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Banner2.png|right|middle|700px|FRB Theory Catalogue]]<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''The table is too wide to fit on all screens — Scroll right to see other columns.''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

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<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:Banner1.png|right|750px|FRB Theory Catalogue]]<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''The table is too wide to fit on all screens — Scroll right to see other columns.''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=402 2018-10-15T21:48:12Z

<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div>{{PAGEBANNER:Banner1.png}}<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''The table is too wide to fit on all screens — Scroll right to see other columns.''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=401 2018-10-15T21:46:36Z

<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div>== Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''The table is too wide to fit on all screens — Scroll right to see other columns.''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=400 2018-10-15T21:45:44Z

<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div>{{PAGEBANNER:Banner1.png|tooltip='FRB Theory Catalogue'}}<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''The table is too wide to fit on all screens — Scroll right to see other columns.''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=399 2018-10-15T21:44:15Z

<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div>{{PAGEBANNER:Banner1.png|caption='McGill University'}}<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''The table is too wide to fit on all screens — Scroll right to see other columns.''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=398 2018-10-15T21:43:30Z

<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div>{{PAGEBANNER:Banner1.png}}<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''The table is too wide to fit on all screens — Scroll right to see other columns.''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=397 2018-10-15T21:41:07Z

<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div>{{pagebanner|Banner1.png}}<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''The table is too wide to fit on all screens — Scroll right to see other columns.''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=396 2018-10-15T21:40:44Z

<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div>{{PAGEBANNER|Banner1.png}}<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''The table is too wide to fit on all screens — Scroll right to see other columns.''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=395 2018-10-15T21:37:05Z

<p>Shriharsh: /* Summary Table */</p> <hr /> <div>{{PAGEBANNER|banner1.png}}<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''The table is too wide to fit on all screens — Scroll right to see other columns.''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

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<p>Shriharsh: /* Summary Table */</p> <hr /> <div>{{PAGEBANNER|banner1.png}}<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''The table is really wide — Scroll right''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

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<p>Shriharsh: /* Summary Table */</p> <hr /> <div>{{PAGEBANNER|banner1.png}}<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''&lt;br&gt;<br /> ''The table is really wide -- Scroll right''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

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<p>Shriharsh: /* Summary Table */</p> <hr /> <div>{{PAGEBANNER|banner1.png}}<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''&lt;/br&gt;<br /> ''The table is really wide -- Scroll right''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=391 2018-10-15T21:35:06Z

<p>Shriharsh: /* Summary Table */</p> <hr /> <div>{{PAGEBANNER|banner1.png}}<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''<br /> ''The table is really wide -- Scroll right''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=390 2018-10-15T19:19:53Z

<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div>{{PAGEBANNER|banner1.png}}<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=389 2018-10-15T19:19:17Z

<p>Shriharsh: /* Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! */</p> <hr /> <div>{{PAGEBANNER:banner1.png}}<br /> {{pagebanner|banner1.png}}<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=388 2018-10-15T19:18:10Z

<p>Shriharsh: /* Summary Table */</p> <hr /> <div>{{PAGEBANNER:banner1.png}}<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> ''Note: The low frequency radio range is defined to be from ~30 MHz to 3 GHz and the high frequency radio range is defined to be from 3 to 30 GHz.''<br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=387 2018-10-15T19:09:05Z

<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div>{{PAGEBANNER:banner1.png}}<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> <br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

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Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=385 2018-10-15T18:14:07Z

<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> <br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

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<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div>{{PAGEBANNER:FRB.001.png}}<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> <br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

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<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div>{{PAGEBANNER:1=FRB.001.png}}<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> <br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

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<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div>{{{PAGEBANNER:1=FRB.001.png}}<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> <br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

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<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> <br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

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<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div>{{PAGEBANNER:Grand_canyon.jpg}}<br /> == Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> <br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

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Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=378 2018-10-15T17:41:01Z

<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div>== Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information, suggest a feature or report a bug.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> <br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

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<p>Shriharsh: /* Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! */</p> <hr /> <div>== Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> <br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

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<p>Shriharsh: /* Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! */</p> <hr /> <div>== Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca | Shriharsh Tendulkar] or [mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za | Amanda Weltman] if you need more help/information.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> <br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=375 2018-10-15T14:24:51Z

<p>Shriharsh: </p> <hr /> <div>== Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [[mailto:shriharsh@phyiscs.mcgill.ca | Shriharsh Tendulkar]] or [[mailto:amanda.weltman@uct.ac.za | Amanda Weltman]] if you need more help/information.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> <br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=374 2018-10-15T14:20:04Z

<p>Shriharsh: /* Summary Table */</p> <hr /> <div>== Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [[Special:EmailUser/Shriharsh | Shriharsh Tendulkar]] or [[Special:EmailUser/Weltman | Amanda Weltman]] if you need more help/information.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> <br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |order by = Category ASC<br /> }}</div>

Shriharsh https://frbtheorycat.org/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=357 2018-10-15T06:29:48Z

<p>Shriharsh: /* Summary Table */</p> <hr /> <div>== Welcome to the FRB Theory Wiki! ==<br /> This is a collaborative effort between theorists and astronomers to discuss and track theories and observations pertaining to fast radio bursts (FRBs). The field of FRBs is in its fairly nascent stages and theories are abound. It is getting hard to keep abreast of the latest ideas and observations. This wiki aims to do the following:<br /> #Track published FRB theories, their predictions in different wavebands, current observational constraints, and future tests.<br /> #Serve as a discussion board to hash out finer points of theories, possible extensions and modifications.<br /> #Serve as a tracer of the zeitgeist and how (over the next decade or so) science converges on the answer(s). <br /> #Publish 'state of theory' snapshots every year (with all contributors invited to be authors).<br /> <br /> The FRB theory catalog and this wiki were first published as '''PAPER REFERENCE'''. Please cite XXX if it was of use to your work.<br /> <br /> Email [[Special:EmailUser/Shriharsh | Shriharsh Tendulkar]] or [[Special:EmailUser/Weltman | Amanda Weltman]] if you need more help/information.<br /> <br /> == Contributing to the Wiki ==<br /> You are invited to contribute to the discussion by signing in/making an account (at the top right corner). This wiki is divided into the summary page, that concisely tabulates current FRB theories, and the individual theory discussion pages, where further discussion takes place. See [Instructions] for more details.<br /> <br /> === Rules and Guidelines ===<br /> [[Instruction | Detailed Instructions]]<br /> <br /> We expect a healthy and frank discussion of ideas on this wiki. As many of these ideas are fairly personal, arguments can get heated. We would like to remind users that this is public discussion forum. The basic rule to follow is the golden rule: ''Treat others (and others' ideas) the way you'd like to yourself or your ideas be treated''. Be fair and polite, using the same tone as a good referee report. Moderators may send warnings or ban users for not following this rule.<br /> <br /> We expect that people will use their real names and email addresses in the login. The moderators may ask you to update your user information. <br /> <br /> Follow the setup of the wiki in general --- For example, if a section requests a concise summary, please keep it short. Moderators will be going through editing and wordsmithing to keep a uniform look. <br /> <br /> == Summary Table ==<br /> <br /> &lt;!-- THIS WILL AUTOGENERATE THE TABLE. DO NOT EDIT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING --&gt;<br /> {{#cargo_query:<br /> tables = frbtheory<br /> |fields = _pageName=Name, Category, Progenitor, Type, Energy_Mechanism, Emission_Mechanism, LF_Radio_Counterpart, HF_Radio_Counterpart, Microwave_Counterpart, THz_Counterpart, OIR_Counterpart, X_ray_Counterpart, Gamma_ray_Counterpart, GW_Counterpart, Neutrino_Counterpart, References, Comments<br /> |where=_pageNamespace='Main'<br /> |group by = _pageName<br /> |format = table<br /> |limit = 10<br /> |order by = Category DESC<br /> }}</div>

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