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Article #3586Re: That Great Pulsar Timing Flame War
From: MARC PAUL JOREF VAN LOO
Date: Thu, 07 Jan 1993 08:51
Date: Thu, 07 Jan 1993 08:51
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There exists no decent derivation of the gravitational radiation of a binary pulsar. Yu's objection to this derivation is correct. But I found out recently that it is not new: Read the 16th lecture of Buchwald's book 17 simple lectures on GR. (1982). If you still maintain after reading this book that gravitational radiation (or GR in general) is a clear and undebatable subject, you must be very hard-headed.
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