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S. Makhathini
Researcher at Rhodes University
Publications - 47
Citations - 934
S. Makhathini is an academic researcher from Rhodes University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Galaxy & Radio telescope. The author has an hindex of 12, co-authored 40 publications receiving 675 citations. Previous affiliations of S. Makhathini include University of the Witwatersrand.
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A Strong Jet Signature in the Late-time Light Curve of GW170817
Kunal Mooley,Kunal Mooley,Dale A. Frail,Dougal Dobie,Dougal Dobie,Emil Lenc,Alessandra Corsi,Kaushik De,A. J. Nayana,S. Makhathini,Ian Heywood,Tara Murphy,David L. Kaplan,Poonam Chandra,Oleg Smirnov,Ehud Nakar,Gregg Hallinan,Fernando Camilo,Rob Fender,Sharmila Goedhart,Paul J. Groot,Paul J. Groot,Mansi M. Kasliwal,Shrinivas R. Kulkarni,Patrick A. Woudt +24 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the decay phase of the late-time radio light curve of the binary neutron star merger GW170817 is characterized with the upgraded Karl G. Jansky Very Large Array (GVLFA), the Australia Telescope Compact Array (ATCA), the MeerKAT telescope and the giant metrewave radio telescope.
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A Strong Jet Signature in the Late-Time Lightcurve of GW170817
Kunal Mooley,Dale A. Frail,D. Dobie,Emil Lenc,Alessandra Corsi,Kaushik De,A. J. Nayana,S. Makhathini,Ian Heywood,Tara Murphy,David L. Kaplan,Poonam Chandra,Oleg Smirnov,Ehud Nakar,Gregg Hallinan,Fernando Camilo,R. P. Fender,Sharmila Goedhart,Paul J. Groot,Mansi M. Kasliwal,S. R. Kulkarni,Patrick Woudt +21 more
TL;DR: In this article, the authors present new 0.6-10 GHz observations of the binary neutron star merger GW170817 covering the period up to 300 days post-merger, taken with the Karl G. Jansky Very Large Array (VLBI), the Australia Telescope Compact Array, the Giant Metrewave Radio Telescope and the MeerKAT telescope.
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Revival of the Magnetar PSR J1622-4950: Observations with MeerKAT, Parkes, XMM-Newton, Swift, Chandra, and NuSTAR
Fernando Camilo,P. Scholz,M. Serylak,M. Serylak,S. J. Buchner,M. Merryfield,M. Merryfield,Victoria M. Kaspi,Robert F. Archibald,Robert F. Archibald,Matthew Bailes,Andrew Jameson,W. van Straten,W. van Straten,John Sarkissian,John Reynolds,Simon Johnston,George Hobbs,T. D. Abbott,R. M. Adam,G. Adams,Tom Alberts,R. Andreas,K. M. B. Asad,K. M. B. Asad,D. E. Baker,T. Baloyi,E. F. Bauermeister,T. Baxana,T. G. H. Bennett,Gianni Bernardi,Gianni Bernardi,D. Booisen,Roy Booth,D. H. Botha,L. Boyana,L. R. S. Brederode,J. P. Burger,T. Cheetham,J. Conradie,J. P. Conradie,David B. Davidson,G. de Bruin,B. de Swardt,C. de Villiers,Dirk I. L. de Villiers,M. S. de Villiers,W. de Villiers,C. de Waal,M. A. Dikgale,G C Du Toit,L. J. du Toit,S. W. P. Esterhuyse,B. L. Fanaroff,S. Fataar,A. R. Foley,Griffin Foster,Griffin Foster,Dehann Fourie,R. R. G. Gamatham,T. Gatsi,Riana Geschke,Sharmila Goedhart,T. L. Grobler,S. C. Gumede,M. J. Hlakola,A. Hokwana,D. H. Hoorn,D. M. Horn,J. Horrell,B. Hugo,A. R. Isaacson,O. Jacobs,J. P. Jansen van Rensburg,Justin L. Jonas,B. Jordaan,A. F. Joubert,F. Joubert,Gyula I. G. Józsa,R. P. M. Julie,C. C. Julius,F. Kapp,Aris Karastergiou,Aris Karastergiou,Aris Karastergiou,F. Karels,MacCalvin Kariseb,Ramesh Karuppusamy,V. A. Kasper,E. C. Knox-Davies,D. Koch,P. P. A. Kotzé,A. Krebs,N. Kriek,H. Kriel,T. W. Kusel,S. Lamoor,Robert Lehmensiek,D. Liebenberg,I. Liebenberg,R. T. Lord,B. M. Lunsky,N. Mabombo,T. Macdonald,P. Macfarlane,K. Madisa,L. Mafhungo,L. G. Magnus,C. Magozore,O. Mahgoub,J. P. L. Main,S. Makhathini,J. A. Malan,P. Malgas,Jason Manley,M. Manzini,L. Marais,N. Marais,S. J. Marais,M. Maree,A. Martens,S. D. Matshawule,N. Matthysen,T. Mauch,L. D. Mc Nally,Bruce Merry,R. Millenaar,C. Mjikelo,N. Mkhabela,N. Mnyandu,I. P. T. Moeng,O. J. Mokone,T. E. Monama,K. Montshiwa,Vanessa A. Moss,M. C. Mphego,W. S. New,B. Ngcebetsha,K. J. Ngoasheng,H. Niehaus,P. Ntuli,A. Nzama,F. Obies,M. Obrocka,M. T. O. Ockards,C. Olyn,Nadeem Oozeer,Nadeem Oozeer,A. J. Otto,Y. Padayachee,S. S. Passmoor,A. A. Patel,S. Paula,A. Peens-Hough,B. Pholoholo,P. Prozesky,S. Rakoma,A. J. T. Ramaila,I. Rammala,Z. R. Ramudzuli,M. Rasivhaga,S. Ratcliffe,Howard C. Reader,R. Renil,L. Richter,A. Robyntjies,D. Rosekrans,A. Rust,S. Salie,N. Sambu,C. T. G. Schollar,L. C. Schwardt,S. Seranyane,G. Sethosa,C. Sharpe,R. Siebrits,S. K. Sirothia,M. J. Slabber,Oleg Smirnov,Stephanie Smith,L. Sofeya,N. Songqumase,R. Spann,Ben Stappers,D. Steyn,T. J. Steyn,R. Strong,A. Struthers,C. Stuart,P. Sunnylall,P. S. Swart,B. Taljaard,Cyril Tasse,Cyril Tasse,G. B. Taylor,I. P. Theron,V. Thondikulam,Kshitij Thorat,A. J. Tiplady,O. Toruvanda,J. van Aardt,T. J. van Balla,L. van den Heever,A. van der Byl,C.G. Van der Merwe,P. L. van der Merwe,P. C. van Niekerk,R. van Rooyen,J. P. van Staden,V. Van Tonder,R. van Wyk,I. Wait,A. L. Walker,B. H. Wallace,M. G. Welz,L. P. Williams,B. Xaia,N. Young,S. Zitha +218 more
TL;DR: In this article, radio and X-ray observations of PSR J1622-4950 indicate that the magnetar, in a quiescent state since at least early 2015, reactivated between 2017 March 19 and April 5.
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Revival of the magnetar PSR J1622-4950: observations with MeerKAT, Parkes, XMM-Newton, Swift, Chandra, and NuSTAR
Fernando Camilo,P. Scholz,M. Serylak,M. Serylak,S. J. Buchner,M. Merryfield,M. Merryfield,Victoria M. Kaspi,Robert F. Archibald,Robert F. Archibald,Matthew Bailes,Andrew Jameson,W. van Straten,John Sarkissian,John Reynolds,Simon Johnston,George Hobbs,T. D. Abbott,R. M. Adam,G. Adams,Tom Alberts,R. Andreas,K. M. B. Asad,K. M. B. Asad,D. E. Baker,T. Baloyi,E. F. Bauermeister,T. Baxana,T. G. H. Bennett,Gianni Bernardi,D. Booisen,Roy Booth,D. H. Botha,L. Boyana,L. R. S. Brederode,J. P. Burger,T. Cheetham,J. Conradie,J. P. Conradie,David B. Davidson,G. de Bruin,B. de Swardt,C. de Villiers,Dirk I. L. de Villiers,M. S. de Villiers,W. de Villiers,C. de Waal,M. A. Dikgale,G C Du Toit,L. J. du Toit,S. W. P. Esterhuyse,B. L. Fanaroff,S. Fataar,A. R. Foley,Griffin Foster,Dehann Fourie,R. R. G. Gamatham,T. Gatsi,Riana Geschke,Sharmila Goedhart,T. L. Grobler,S. C. Gumede,M. J. Hlakola,A. Hokwana,D. H. Hoorn,D. M. Horn,J. Horrell,B. Hugo,A. R. Isaacson,O. Jacobs,J. P. Jansen van Rensburg,Justin L. Jonas,B. Jordaan,A. F. Joubert,F. Joubert,Gyula I. G. Józsa,R. P. M. Julie,C. C. Julius,F. Kapp,Aris Karastergiou,Aris Karastergiou,Aris Karastergiou,F. Karels,MacCalvin Kariseb,Ramesh Karuppusamy,V. A. Kasper,E. C. Knox-Davies,D. Koch,P. P. A. Kotzé,A. Krebs,N. Kriek,H. Kriel,T. W. Kusel,S. Lamoor,Robert Lehmensiek,D. Liebenberg,I. Liebenberg,R. T. Lord,B. M. Lunsky,N. Mabombo,T. Macdonald,P. Macfarlane,K. Madisa,L. Mafhungo,L. G. Magnus,C. Magozore,O. Mahgoub,J. P. L. Main,S. Makhathini,J. A. Malan,P. Malgas,Jason Manley,M. Manzini,L. Marais,N. Marais,S. J. Marais,M. Maree,A. Martens,S. D. Matshawule,N. Matthysen,T. Mauch,L. D. Mc Nally,Bruce Merry,R. Millenaar,C. Mjikelo,N. Mkhabela,N. Mnyandu,I. P. T. Moeng,O. J. Mokone,T. E. Monama,K. Montshiwa,Vanessa A. Moss,M. C. Mphego,W. S. New,B. Ngcebetsha,K. J. Ngoasheng,H. Niehaus,P. Ntuli,A. Nzama,F. Obies,M. Obrocka,M. T. O. Ockards,C. Olyn,Nadeem Oozeer,A. J. Otto,Y. Padayachee,S. S. Passmoor,A. A. Patel,S. Paula,A. Peens-Hough,B. Pholoholo,P. Prozesky,S. Rakoma,A. J. T. Ramaila,I. Rammala,Z. R. Ramudzuli,M. Rasivhaga,S. Ratcliffe,Howard C. Reader,R. Renil,L. Richter,A. Robyntjies,D. Rosekrans,A. Rust,S. Salie,N. Sambu,C. T. G. Schollar,L. C. Schwardt,S. Seranyane,G. Sethosa,C. Sharpe,R. Siebrits,S. K. Sirothia,M. J. Slabber,Oleg Smirnov,Stephanie Smith,L. Sofeya,N. Songqumase,R. Spann,Ben Stappers,D. Steyn,T. J. Steyn,R. Strong,A. Struthers,C. Stuart,P. Sunnylall,P. S. Swart,B. Taljaard,Cyril Tasse,G. B. Taylor,I. P. Theron,V. Thondikulam,Kshitij Thorat,A. J. Tiplady,O. Toruvanda,J. van Aardt,T. J. van Balla,L. van den Heever,A. van der Byl,C.G. Van der Merwe,P. L. van der Merwe,P. C. van Niekerk,R. van Rooyen,J. P. van Staden,V. Van Tonder,R. van Wyk,I. Wait,A. L. Walker,B. H. Wallace,M. G. Welz,L. P. Williams,B. Xaia,N. Young,S. Zitha +213 more
TL;DR: In this paper, radio and X-ray observations of PSR J1622-4950 indicate that the magnetar, in a quiescent state since at least early 2015, reactivated between 2017 March 19 and April 5.
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MeerKLASS: MeerKAT Large Area Synoptic Survey
Mario G. Santos,Michelle E. Cluver,Matt Hilton,Matt J. Jarvis,Gyula I. G. Józsa,Lerothodi Leonard Leeuw,Oleg Smirnov,Russ Taylor,Filipe B. Abdalla,Jose Afonso,David Alonso,David Bacon,Bruce A. Bassett,Gianni Bernardi,Philip Bull,Stefano Camera,H. Cynthia Chiang,S. Colafrancesco,Pedro G. Ferreira,José Fonseca,Kurt van der Heyden,Ian Heywood,Kenda Knowles,Michelle Lochner,Yin-Zhe Ma,Roy Maartens,S. Makhathini,Kavilan Moodley,Alkistis Pourtsidou,Matthew Prescott,Jonathan Sievers,Kristine Spekkens,Mattia Vaccari,Amanda Weltman,I. H. Whittam,Amadeus Witzemann,Laura Wolz,Jonathan T. L. Zwart +37 more
TL;DR: The MeerKLASS (MeerKAT Large Area Synoptic Survey) as mentioned in this paper is a large-scale survey of the sky that uses the Meer-KAT telescope.