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本文利用COS-B卫星观测资料对CGRO卫星新近发现的一颗γ射线脉冲星进行了守时性分析,得到了显著的周期结构。这个结果对PSR1055-52是一颗γ射线脉冲星提供了新的、独立的证认,本文对普遍公认的六颗γ射线脉冲星也作了比较和讨论。  相似文献   

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宋黎明 《天文学报》1994,35(1):101-104
本文利用COS-B卫星观测资料对CGRO卫星新近发现的一颗γ射线脉冲星进行了守时性分析,得到了显著的周期结构,这个结果对PSR1055-52是一颗γ射线脉冲星提供了新的、独立的证认,本文对普遍公认的六颗γ射线脉冲星提供了新的、独立的证认。本文对普遍公认的六颗γ射线脉冲星也作了比较和讨论。  相似文献   

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从ROSAT PSPC观测数据中我国发现了与PSR0355+54相关联的脉冲星X射线喷流存在的证据。这是一个与脉冲星自行方向相反的长度为12′的近似线性的辐射特征。假设喷流具有PSR0355+54相同的距离和星际吸收,而其能谱是谱指数为-0.5的幂律谱,可导出喷流的光度为2.48±0.83×10^24J/S。喷流中的平均磁场约为7.9×10^-9T,典型的电子能量为2.1×10^7MeV。  相似文献   

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各具特色的脉冲星自从1967年英国女天文学家贝尔(JocelynBell)在她的导师休伊什(AnthonyHewish)的指导下发现首例脉冲星(Pulsar)PSR1919+21至今,已在我们银河系内发现了约600颗脉冲星。现在,普遍认为脉冲星是有很...  相似文献   

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本文作者对COS-B卫星的两次观测数据进行了周期折叠分析,获得了来自PSR0740-28方向上的γ光子的周期位相脉冲结构.从两次不同观测数据中获得的相位图具有相似的结构,其对应的周期和周期变率值都在射电预期值附近;显著性分析表明,随机出现上述两个位相结构的概率不大于2×10-5.由此我们相信PSR0740-28是一颗新的γ射线脉冲星.  相似文献   

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程凌翔  李惕碚 《天文学报》1994,35(1):109-112
脉冲星PSR1951+32的X射线脉冲辐射程凌翔,李惕碚,孙学军,马宇蒨,吴枚(中国科学院高能物理研究所,北京100039)主题词:脉冲星-X射线源1987年6月,用频率387MHz的射电观测发现了脉冲星PSR1951+32[1],同年7月,在180...  相似文献   

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脉冲星周期跃变是一种罕见的现象,是研究其内部结构的探针。针对2019年2月~12月国家授时中心昊平观测站40 m射电望远镜在脉冲星计时观测中监测Crab脉冲星的数据,采用脉冲星计时方法,用TEMPO2拟合程序进行分析。结果表明,Crab脉冲星在2019年7月23日(MJD 58687)附近发生了一次周期跃变现象,该跃变自转增量为Δvg=5.33(4)×10-7Hz,自转变化量为Δvg/v=17.9(1)×10-9,并伴随着恢复系数Q~0.88的指数恢复过程。此次Crab脉冲星周期跃变的监测及处理,证实了40 m射电望远镜对脉冲星的监测性能,同时为研究周期跃变的产生机理积累了样本。  相似文献   

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毫秒脉冲星     
1967年意外地发现脉冲星使发现者获得了1974年的诺贝尔物理学奖,1974年发现脉冲星双星系统又使发现者获得1993年的诺贝尔物理学奖。脉冲星研究的喜事多,1982年发现的毫秒脉冲星PSR1937+214再一次轰动了全世界。艰辛的发现过程和1967...  相似文献   

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本文讨论了光线的狭义相对论性偏折、光行时间差和磁场拖曳对脉冲到达相位的综合影响。在辐射束中的核、内锥以及外锥的辐射高度有差别时,观测得到的平均脉冲中的各个成份的位置也会发生改变,导致平均脉冲的不对称。分析了脉冲星PSR145168 和PSRJ04374715 资料,发现它们的平均脉冲属于两种不同的不对称性。用相位综合漂移理论解释了这两种不对称性。  相似文献   

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自转周期为85秒的脉冲星J2144-3933大概是迄今发现的自转得最慢的脉冲星了。西澳大利亚大学的天文学家扬(M.Young)说,该脉冲星自转得太慢不可能产生足够强的电场来发射射电辐射。但扬也认为J2144-3933也可能代表着一类在银河系内尚未发现的未知品种的脉冲星,这类?..  相似文献   

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Six glitches have been recently observed in the rotational frequency of the young pulsar PSR B1737−30 (J1740−3015) using the 25-m Nanshan telescope of Urumqi Observatory. With a total of 20 glitches in 20 yr, it is one of the most frequently glitching pulsars of the ∼1750 known pulsars. Glitch amplitudes are very variable with fractional increases in rotation rate ranging from 10−9 to 10−6. Interglitch intervals are also very variable, but no relationship is observed between interval and the size of the preceding glitch. There is a persistent increase in     , opposite in sign to that expected from slowdown with a positive braking index, which may result from changes in the effective magnetic dipole moment of the star during the glitch.  相似文献   

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The single glitch observed in PSR B1821−24, a millisecond pulsar in M28, is unusual on two counts. First, the magnitude of this glitch is at least an order of magnitude smaller  (Δν/ν∼ 10−11)  than the smallest glitch observed to date. Secondly, all other glitching pulsars have strong magnetic fields with   B ≳ 1011 G  and are young, whereas PSR B1821−24 is an old recycled pulsar with a field strength of  2.25 × 109 G  . We have earlier suggested that some of the recycled pulsars could actually be strange quark stars. In this work, we argue that the crustal properties of such a strange pulsar are just right to give rise to a glitch of this magnitude, explaining the scarcity of larger glitches in millisecond pulsars.  相似文献   

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PSR J1806−2125 is a pulsar discovered in the Parkes multibeam pulsar survey with a rotational period of 0.4 s and a characteristic age of 65 kyr. Between MJDs 51462 and 51894 this pulsar underwent an increase in rotational frequency of  Δ ν / ν ≈16×10-6  . The magnitude of this glitch is ∼2.5 times greater than any previously observed in any pulsar and 16 times greater than the mean glitch size. This Letter gives the parameters of the glitch and compares its properties with those of previously observed events. The existence of such large and rare glitches offers new hope for attempts to observe thermal X-ray emission from the internal heat released following a glitch, and suggests that pulsars which previously have not been observed to glitch may do so on long time-scales .  相似文献   

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Large glitches were recently observed in the spin rates of two pulsars, B1046−58 and B1737−30. The glitches were characterized by fractional increases in rotation rate of 0.77 and  1.44×10−6  respectively. PSR B1737−30 is the most frequently glitching pulsar and this is the largest glitch so far observed from it. Most of the jump in the spin-down rate accompanying these glitches decayed away on short time-scales of a few days. For PSR B1737−30, there appears to be a cumulative shift in spin-down rate resulting from its frequent glitches. This probably accounts for its braking index of  −4±2  suggested by the available data, while a value of  2.1±0.2  is obtained for B1046−58.  相似文献   

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Shemar & Lyne have previously presented observations and an analysis of 32 glitches and their subsequent relaxations observed in a total of 15 pulsars. These data are brought together in this paper with those published by other authors. We show quantitatively how glitch activity decreases linearly with decreasing rate of slow-down. As indicated previously from studies of the Vela pulsar, the analysis suggests that 1.7 per cent of the moment of inertia of a typical neutron star is normally contained in pinned superfluid which releases its excess angular momentum at the time of a glitch. There is a broad range of glitch amplitude and there is a strong indication that pulsars with large magnetic fields suffer many small glitches while others show a smaller number of large glitches. Transient effects following glitches are very marked in young pulsars and decrease linearly with decreasing rate of slow-down, suggesting that the amount of loosely pinned superfluid decreases with age. We suggest that the low braking index of the Vela and Crab pulsars cannot be caused by a decreasing moment of inertia and should be attributed to step increases in the effective magnetic moment of the neutron star at the glitches.  相似文献   

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Pulsar glitches, i.e. the sudden spin-ups of pulsars, have been detected for most known pulsars.The mechanism giving rise to this kind of phenomenon is uncertain, although a large data set has been built.In the framework of the starquake model, based on Baym Pines, the glitch sizes(the relative increases of spin-frequencies during glitches) ??/? depend on the released energies during glitches, with less released energies corresponding to smaller glitch sizes. On the other hand, as one of the dark matter candidates,our Galaxy might be filled with so called strange nuggets(SNs) which are relics from the early Universe.In this case collisions between pulsars and SNs are inevitable, and these collisions would lead to glitches when enough elastic energy has been accumulated during the spin-down process. The SN-triggered glitches could release less energy, because the accumulated elastic energy would be less than that in the scenario of glitches without SNs. Therefore, if a pulsar is hit frequently by SNs, it would tend to have more small glitches, whose values of ??/? are smaller than those in the standard starquake model(with larger amounts of released energy). Based on the assumption that in our Galaxy the distribution of SNs is similar to that of dark matter, as well as on the glitch data in the ATNF Pulsar Catalogue and Jodrell Bank glitch table, we find that in our Galaxy the incidences of small glitches exhibit tendencies consistent with the collision rates between pulsars and SNs. Further testing of this scenario is expected by detecting more small glitches(e.g.,by the Square Kilometre Array).  相似文献   

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Pulsar slow glitches in a solid quark star model   总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1  
A series of five unusual slow glitches of the radio pulsar B1822–09 (PSR J1825–0935) was observed between 1995 and 2005. This is a phenomenon that is understood in a solid quark star model, and reasonable parameters for slow glitches are given in this paper. We propose that, because of increasing shear stress as the pulsar spins down, a slow glitch may occur, beginning with the collapse of a superficial layer of the quark star. This layer of material turns to viscous fluid at first, the viscosity of which helps to deplete the energy released from both the accumulated elastic energy and the gravitation potential. There is then a slow glitch. Numerical calculations show that the slow glitches that have been observed could be reproduced if the effective coefficient of viscosity is ∼102 cm2 s−1 and the initial velocity of the superficial layer is of the order of 10−10 cm s−1 in the coordinate rotating frame of the star.  相似文献   

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The pulsar B1822-09 (J1825-0935) experienced a series of five unusual, slow glitches over the 1995–2004 interval. The results of further study of this unusual glitch phenomenon are presented. It is also reported the detection a new glitch of typical signature that occurred in the pulsar period in 2006 January.   相似文献   

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We report on searches of the globular cluster Terzan 5 for low-luminosity and accelerated radio pulsars using the 64-m Parkes radio telescope. One new millisecond pulsar, designated PSR J1748−2446C, was discovered, having a period of 8.44 ms. Timing measurements using the 76-m Lovell radio telescope at Jodrell Bank show that it is a solitary pulsar and lies close to the core of the cluster. We also present the results of timing measurements which show that the longer period pulsar PSR J1748−2444 (formerly known as PSR B1744−24B) lies 10 arcmin from the core of the cluster and is unlikely to be associated with the cluster. We conclude that there are further pulsars to be detected in the cluster.  相似文献   

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The Parkes survey of the entire southern sky for millisecond and other low-luminosity pulsars has now been completed. The survey system and initial results were described by Manchester et al. and the final results and population studies are described by Lyne et al. A total of 298 pulsars were detected, including 101 new discoveries of which 17 were millisecond pulsars. Here we report on timing observations at Parkes and Jodrell Bank of the 84 long-period (non-millisecond) pulsars discovered in the survey, including timing solutions for 78 of them. Pulse profiles and arrival times were obtained at several different frequencies over intervals of more than a year, yielding a position, period, period derivative and dispersion measure for each pulsar. Pulse profiles at frequencies near 400 MHz and 600 or 1400 MHz are presented for most of the observed pulsars. Significant timing noise was detected for five pulsars and a glitch was observed in the period of PSR J1123–6259.  相似文献   

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