Seminar Title:	Pulsar timing as a probe of exotic physics: gravitational waves and faster-than-light pulse propagation
Speaker:	Dr. Fredrick A. Jene
Affiliation:	(California Institute of Technology ,Department of Physics and Astronomy Director of External Affairs) (http://arcc.phys.utb.edu/ARCC/Rick.html)
When:	Tuesday Morning, Oct. 19th, 9:30 a.m
Where:	Room 2402, Meng Building, NJU
	Welcome to Attend
	( PMO Academic Committee & Academic Circulating committee)

　

Abstract　 

　The unique properties of radio pulsars make them useful for studying a variety of phenomena. Two such applications will be reviewed in this talk: how pulsar timing can be used to detect very long wavelength gravitational waves and how pulsar timing may be used to study anomalous dispersion which causes apparent faster-than-light pulse propagation.