Memos & White Papers

Take a deep-dive into the details of how our science works.

The Memo Series

The NANOGrav Memo Series is an internally-vetted set of publications focusing on detailed explorations of NANOGrav research topics and operations.

 

Memo NumberTitleAuthor(s)Date
1Epoch-Dependent Dispersion and Scattering along Pulsar Lines of SightJames M. Cordes28 NOV 2014
2Characterizing DM Events in the Interstellar MediumVivek Gupta, Jacob E. Turner, T. Joseph W. Lazio, Daniel R. Stinebring31 DEC 2016
3Binary Pulsar Emission Variability as a Function of Orbital PhasePaul Brook and Dustin Madison11 APR 2019
4Investigating the Impact of Slicing on Fitted Timing Model ParametersPhilip Andrews with Michael T. Lam and Timothy Dolch07 AUG 2020
5The Earth Term in Pulsar Timing Residuals is Out of Phase Among the PulsarsHyo Sun Park and Andrea Lommen18 JUN 2021
6Transmission Functions for Polynomial FitsRoss Jennings28 SEP 2021
7The NANOGrav TOA Generation ProcessRoss Jennings29 SEP 2021
8The Frequency-Dependent Scattering of Pulsar J1903+0327Abra Geiger and Michael T. Lam25 AUG 2022
9Correction Methods for Interstellar Pulse BroadeningJames M. Cordes17 JAN 2025

Contributions to Astro2020

Astro2020 is the Astronomy and Astrophysics Decadal Survey; a community partnership with the National Academies to identify key priorities in the astrophysical field. The goal of Astro2020 is to provide a comprehensive strategy for investments in research for the upcoming decade. Documented below are the contributing white papers by the NANOGrav collaboration for the 2020-2030 decade. For more information on Astro2020, visit the partnership's website located here.