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Barsarani Nayak
Barsarani Nayak
PhD Research Scholar, Raman Research Institute
Bengaluru, India
About Me
I am a PhD researcher in high-energy observational astronomy, interested in understanding the nature and evolution of compact objects, mainly in binaries.
My research combines X-ray and gamma-ray timing with optical and X-ray spectroscopy to investigate the nature of the compact objects, accretion physics in binary systems and the magnetosphere of isolated pulsars.
My Research Overview
My Research Overview
My research focuses on understanding compact objects and their interactions in binary systems through multi-wavelength, high-energy observations.
Non-pulsating HMXBs
Non-pulsating HMXBs
Unveiling the nature of compact objects in non-pulsating HMXBs using X-ray and optical observations.
Isolated Pulsars
Isolated Pulsars
Investigating the timing properties and magnetosphere of Isolated pulsars through gamma-ray observations.
X-ray Binaries
X-ray Binaries
Investigating accreting compact objects in binary systems through X-ray timing and spectroscopy.
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