Cambridge University Press / TSMC / RTL / Aeronautics and Astronautics Inc. / /
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United States / /
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Princeton University / University of Delaware / Fitz-Randolph Observatory / SETI Institute / Agassiz station / SETI observatory / Arecibo observatory / Harvard University / /
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real time data / signal processors / identical full-custom chips / heavy equipment / time travel delays / shift reg. bank flash converters / manufacturing problem / search program runs / steel support structure / gas lines / all-sky search / shift register bank / signal processor chip / planetary systems / encoder bank / targeted search program / coincidence electronics / fullcustom chips / comparator bank feed / photoelectron energy spectrum / signal processing chips / steel beam / ash converter bank / memory bank / comparator bank / electronics / comparator bank outputs / chemical signatures / mining / targeted search / signal processor / high energy cost / law doubling / /
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Unix / /
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Cambridge University / Harvard University / Planetary Society / SETI Institute / Princeton University / NASA’s Terrestrial Planet Finder / University of Delaware / Space Science Lab / Bosack-Kruger Charitable Foundation / American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics / Charles Coldwell Department of Physics / US Federal Reserve / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Extraterrestrial Intelligence / Smithsonian / /
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Dan Werthimer / Charles Coldwell / Dave Wilkinson / Dave Latham / Paul Horowitz / James Oliver / Joe Zajac / Joe Caruso / Andrew Howard / Robert Stefanik / Nathan Hazen / /
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Oregon / Delaware / Massachusetts / /
Technology
broadband / Laser Technology / Unix / GPS / four chips / signal processor / OSETI signal processor chip / laser / fullcustom chips / signal processing chips / signal processors / Spectroscopy / thirty-two signal processing chips / flash / /
AN ALL-SKY OPTICAL SETI SURVEY Andrew Howard, Paul Horowitz, and Charles Coldwell Department of Physics, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA[removed]USA ABSTRACT We present plans for an all-sky search for pulsed optical SETI