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Explore the fascinating phenomenon of repeating Fast Radio Bursts (FRBs) in this 23-minute conference talk delivered at the International Centre for Theoretical Sciences. Delve into the unique characteristics and implications of FRBs that exhibit repetitive behavior, distinguishing them from their one-off counterparts in the cosmic radio transient landscape. Learn about the observational evidence for repeating FRBs, their discovery methods, and what their repetitive nature reveals about the underlying physical mechanisms and progenitor systems. Examine the latest research findings on how repeating FRBs contribute to our understanding of these mysterious cosmic phenomena, including insights into their emission mechanisms, host galaxy environments, and potential applications in cosmology. Discover the observational challenges and techniques used to detect and study these recurring radio signals, and understand how repeating FRBs are reshaping theoretical models of fast radio transient sources. This presentation forms part of the FTSky program, a comprehensive initiative focused on advancing the field of fast radio transients through collaborative research and training in time-domain astronomy.
