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Observational Results

• The FRB 20121102A November Rain in 2018 Observed with the Arecibo Telescope; Jahns et al., arXiv: 2202.05705
• A Fast Radio burst with Sub-Millisecond Quasi-Periodic Structure; Pastor-Marazuela et al., arXiv: 2202.08002
• Frequency Dependent Polarization of Repeating Fast Radio Bursts -- Implications for Their Origin; Yi Feng et al., arXiv: 2202.09601
• FRB 121102: Drastic Changes in the Burst Polarization Contrasts with the Stability of the Persistent Emission; Plavin et al., arXiv: 2202.10519
• A Parkes "Murriyang" Search for Pulsars and Transients in the Large Magellanic Cloud; Hisano et al., arXiv: 2202.11054
• A Highly Variable Magnetized Environment in a Fast Radio Burst Source; Anna-Thomas et al., arXiv: 2202.11112

Theory and Modeling

• Solar Radio-Frequency Reflectivity and Localization of FRB from Solar Reflection; Wang & Katz, arXiv: 2201.10078
• Gertsenshtein-Zel'dovich Effect Explains the Origin of Fast Radio Bursts; Kushwaha, Malik & Shankaranarayanan, arXiv: 2202.00032
• Can a Single Population Account for the Discriminant Properties in Fast Radio Bursts?; Shu-Qing Zhong et al., arXiv: 2202.04422
• Circular Polarisation of Fast Radio Bursts in the Curvature Radiation Scenario; H. Tong, H. G. Wang, arXiv: 2202.05475
• Temporal Scattering, Depolarization, and Persistent Radio Emission from Magnetized Inhomogeneous Environments Near Repeating Fast Radio Burst Sources; Yuan-Pei Yang et al., arXiv: 2202.09602
• A Path to Precision Cosmology: Synergy Between Four Promising Late-Universe Cosmological Probes; Peng-Ju Wu et al., arXiv: 2202.09726
• Model-Independent Classification of Events from the First CHIME/FRB Fast Radio Burst Catalog; Chaikova, Kostunin & Popov, arXiv: 2202.10076

Algorithms and Instrumentation

• PRECISE Localizations of Repeating Fast Radio Bursts; Marcote et al., arXiv: 2202.11644

Magnetars and other relevant results

• INTEGRAL Contributions to Magnetars and Multimessenger Astrophysics; Mereghetti, arXiv: 2201.12310
• Stellar Graveyards: Clustering of Compact Objects in Globular Clusters NGC 3201 and NGC 6397; Vitral et al., arXiv: 2202.01599

  "This opens possibilities to understand a vast range of interesting astrophysical phenomena in clusters, such as fast radio bursts, compact object mergers, and gravitational waves."

• Long Term Radio and X-ray Evolution of the Magnetar Swift J1818.0-1607; Rajwade et al., arXiv: 2202.07548
• Magnetar XTE J1810-197: Spectro-Temporal Evolution of Average Radio Emission; Maan et al., arXiv: 2201.13006
• A Radio Transient with Unusually Slow Periodic Emission; Hurley-Walker et al., Nature DOI: s41586-021-04272-x

• Bright bursts were reported from FRB 20201124A from both the Westerbork RT-1 25m telescope (ATel 15190, 15192) and the Apertif system on the full Westerbork Synthesis Radio Telescope array (ATel 15197).