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The first MeerKAT S-band globular cluster pulsar survey
Globular clusters are efficient factories of recycled pulsars, but searches toward high-dispersion-measure (DM) clusters can be strongly limited near 1 GHz by dispersive smearing and interstellar scattering. We present the first MeerKAT S-band (nu ~ 2.4 GHz) pulsar survey of 14 globular clusters. Hi
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