Dynamic2007
12-15 June 2007
Kerastari, Tripolis, Greece
published August 07, 2008
Kerastari, Tripolis, Greece
published August 07, 2008
Exotic and transient astrophysical phenomena reveal the violent and capricious nature of the universe. Wide-field and all-sky monitoring in the X-ray, gamma-ray, and more recently optical, bands has already led to a wealth of discoveries such as pulsars and gamma-ray bursts which probe extreme realms of physics and yet were not anticipated prior to their discovery.
Radio astronomy, traditionally a high-angular-resolution, arrow-field enterprise, is entering a period of renaissance on the road to the square kilometre array (SKA), in which several different routes to wide-field or even all-sky monitoring in this band will be achieved for the first time. Coupled with this, the past few years have seen the discovery of new classes of radio transient, such as the RRATs and the Galactic Centre Radio Transient.
This workshop will, for the first time, combine the astrophysics of rapid radio variability with the techniques of wide-field transient searches, in anticipation of an exciting decade ahead of us.
| Introductions and General |
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Welcome by the Mayor of Valtetsi
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Opening address
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Poem about Kerastari (in English & Greek)
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Workshop Photograph
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| Stellar Phenomena |
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Transient Emissions from Radio-Active Stars
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Ultracool Dwarfs: A New Class of Pulsar
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Predictions for Radio Emission from Extrasolar Planets
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| Neutron Stars & Friends |
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RRATs and Intermittent Pulsars
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A New Model for the Beams of Radio Pulsars
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Pulsar Glitch Substructure & The Pulsar EOS
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Pulsar Magnetospheres and Emission
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| The GCRT |
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A Bursting Radio Transient in the Direction of the Galactic Center
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New Results on Emission from the GCRT
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| Explosive Phenomena and Jets |
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Particle Acceleration in Relativistic Flows
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Low-frequency Radio Observations of Galactic Microquasars
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Predicting Radio Activity in X-ray Binaries with Optical/Infrared Monitoring
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Low Frequency Constraints on Weakly Accreting Black Hole Jets
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Long-term Radio Behaviour of the X-ray Binary Circinus X-1
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An X-ray Study of the Disc in GX339-4
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Adaptive e-VLBI observations of radio emitting X-ray binaries
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High resolution imaging of possible microquasar
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| Scintillation & Propagation |
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Scintillation Surveys, Serendipitous, Systematic and MASIV
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Milliarcsecond Structure of Microarcsecond Sources
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Interstellar scintillation of the water masers of NGC 3079
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Observations of IDV Sources with the Effelsberg and Urumqi Telescopes
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Monitoring the scintillating blazar PMN J1326-5256
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A Newly Discovered Highly Variable IDV Source
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Limits on the Detection of Transients Imposed by Scattering
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| Transients Surveys, New Facilities, & New Techniques |
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Wide Field Surveys for Transients at Centimeter Wavelengths
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The 1 Jy Class Radio Rransients in Nasu 1.4 GHz Wide-Field Survey
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Searching for Variable Sources in the Canadian Galactic Plane Survey
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Targeting Transient Phenomena with e-VLBI
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Australian e-VLBI
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Data Mining INTEGRAL
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Transient Science with the MWA
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LOFAR Transients and the Radio Sky Monitor
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The Radio Transient Sky and the LWA
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Light-Curve Monitoring with the MWA
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Early Results from a Transient Survey with LOFAR-CS1
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A transient detection and monitoring pipeline for LOFAR
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| SETI |
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Innovative SETI by the KLT
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| Multiwavelength |
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Flux density spectrum of the magnetar AXP J1810-197
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GLAST Launch Status, Microquasars, Multiwavelength Opportunities and Public Access to Data
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Radio Emission as a Tracer of the Accretion Rate
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Simultaneous X-ray/Radio Observations of Cir X-1
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Identification of Black Hole Power Spectral Components Across All Canonical States
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Is There a Connection Between Radio Transients and Very-Faint X-ray Transients?
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Optical/near-IR Detection and Monitoring of LOFAR Transients using SMARTS
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