Phys. Rev. D article about S4 search results: FREE download ?

Jean Jeener
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Many thanks to Bruce et al. for offering this FREE download to Einstein@Home crunchers: this is the best reward for their participation. Unfortunately, I was unable to get a FREE download, all I got was an offer for the standard download for $25.00. Please explain how to get the FREE download, thanks. (Do not worry for me, I just have to go to my University to get free download of any AIP or APS article).

Richard Haselgrove
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Phys. Rev. D article about S4 search results: FREE download ?

It seems to be possible to open the PDF article once, and once only, per computer - the second attempt gets the login screen and, presumably, the request for $25.00: I didn't get that far, just switched to a second computer on the same LAN.

So if you get to see the full text on screen, use the Acrobat Reader controls to save a local copy (that works), don't go back to the previous screen and try to save to disk from there.

tullio
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I had no problem downloading

I had no problem downloading it twice with my Firefox. I think the article has beaten all records for the number of authors and institutions, even excluding the volunteers. Nice to be thanked for our efforts.
tullio

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RE: I think the article

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I think the article has beaten all records for the number of authors and institutions, even excluding the volunteers.

This seems to be the standard author list of all LIGO Science Collaboration publications.

CU
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tullio
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RE: RE: I think the

Message 90233 in response to message 90232

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Quote:
I think the article has beaten all records for the number of authors and institutions, even excluding the volunteers.

This seems to be the standard author list of all LIGO Science Collaboration publications.

CU
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Yes, and it will be referred as work of Abbott B. et al.
Tullio

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