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The integrated radio luminosities of 311 long-period (P > 0.1 s) and 27 short-period (P < 0.1 s) pulsars have been calculated using a new compilation of radio spectra. The luminosities are in the range 1027 ? 1030 erg/s for 88% of the long-period pulsars and 1028 ? 1031 erg/s for 88% of the short-period pulsars. We find a high correlation between the luminosity L and the estimate L 1 = S 400 d 2 from the catalog of Taylor et al. The factor η for the transformation of the rotational energy of the neutron star into radio emission increases-decreases with increasing period for long-period and short-period pulsars. The mean value of η is ?3.73 for the long-period and ?4.85 for short-period pulsars. No dependence was found between L and the pulsar’s kinematic age t k = |z|/〈v z〉, where |z| and 〈v z〉 = 300 km/s are the pulsars’ height above the plane of the Galaxy and mean velocity. A dependence of L on the rate of rotational energy losses ? was found for both groups of pulsars. It is shown that L? 1/3 for the entire sample. The pulsar luminosity function is constructed, and the total number and birth rate of pulsars in the Galaxy are calculated.  相似文献   
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F. Malov 《Astronomy Reports》2001,45(2):138-143
A model with synchrotron radiation near the light cylinder is proposed to explain the observed spectra of short-period pulsars (P≤0.1 s). These spectra can be described if a power-law energy distribution of the emitting electrons with exponent γ=2–8 is assumed. For most pulsars, the peak frequency νm is below 10 MHz. The νm(γ) dependence is derived, and shows that the peak frequencies for pulsars with spectral indices α<1.5 may fall in the observable range. In particular, νm may be νm ~ 100 MHz for PSR J0751 + 1807 and PSR J1640 + 2224. The observed radio spectrum of Geminga (PSR J0633 + 1746) can be described by a synchrotron model with a monoenergetic or Maxwellian distribution of relativistic electrons and a small angle β between the spin axis and magnetic moment (β ~ 10°).  相似文献   
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It is shown that the drift waves near the light cylinder can cause the modulation of emission with periods of order several seconds. These periods explain the intervals between successive pulses observed in AXPs, SGRs and radio pulsars with long periods. The model under consideration gives the possibility to calculate real rotation periods P of host neutron stars. It is shown that P≤1 s for the investigated objects. The magnetic fields at the surface of the neutron star are of order 1011–1013 G and equal to the fields usual for the known radio pulsars.   相似文献   
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The latest observational data are analyzed to investigate their consistency with two known models for anomalous X-ray pulsars (AXPs) and soft gamma-ray repeaters (SGRs): the magnetar and drift models. The results of spectral measurements disagree with the predictions of theories that assume the presence of super-strong magnetic fields on AXPs and SGRs and associated processes for the generation of electron-positron plasma in the upper layers of the neutron-star magnetosphere. We present arguments against the use of magnetic-dipole braking for these objects. The rotational periods P, period derivatives dP/dt, and magnetic fields B of known AXPs and SGRs are calculated for the drift model. The mean values of these parameters in the sample used are 〈P〉 = 108 ms and 〈log B s [G]〉 = 12.08. Overall, the measured profiles, polarizations, and spectra can be brought into agreement with the drift model.  相似文献   
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At present, it is widely believed that anomalous X-ray pulsars (AXPs), soft gamma-ray repeaters (SGRs), rotational radio transients (RRATs), compact central objects (CCOs) in supernova remnants, and X-ray dim isolated neutron stars (XDINSs) belong to different classes of anomalous objects in which the central bodies are isolated neutron stars. Previously, we have shown that AXPs and SGRs can be described in terms of the drift model for parameters of the central neutron star typical of radio pulsars (rotation periods P ~ 0.1–1 s and surface magnetic fields B ~ 1011–1013 G). Here, we show that some of the peculiarities of the sources under consideration can be explained by their geometry (in particular, by the angle β between the rotation axis and the magnetic moment). If β ? 10° (an aligned rotator), the drift waves in the outer layers of the neutron star magnetosphere can account for the observed periodicity in the radiation. For large β (a nearly orthogonal rotator), the observed modulation of the radiation and its short bursts can be explained by mass accretion from the ambient medium (e.g., a relic disk).  相似文献   
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The distribution of the directions of the space velocities of 67 radio pulsars is shown to be strongly anisotropic. This anisotropy cannot be explained by the structure of our Galaxy or by various types of solar motions. Pulsars with stronger surface magnetic fields B have higher velocities V. The mean value of V for B < 1010 G is 108 km/s, while 〈V〉 = 340 km/s for B > 1010 G. These results must be taken into account when identifying a mechanism to explain the observed pulsar velocities and their anisotropy.  相似文献   
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It is shown that the observed width of the emission profile W 10 and the maximum derivative C of the polarization position angle for the mean profile of a pulsar can be used to calculate the ratio n of the emission-cone radius ?? to the minimum distance between the line of sight and the center of this cone fairly accurately. Estimates of n obtained earlier by eye based on the shape of the emission profiles are close to these more accurate values for pulsars from a catalog at a frequency near 1 GHz. Values of n are calculated for several dozen pulsars using data at 10 and 20 cm. In the standard model, the ratio of n at two frequencies is equal to the ratio of the squares of the distances from the center of the neutron star to the emission levels at the two frequencies. Statistical dependences of the profile width on the pulsar period for these wavelengths and a model assuming emission at the local plasma frequency are used to determine the absolute values of these distances. These estimates display good consistency and yield distances to the emission levels of the order of several tens of neutron-star radii. The calculations take into account possible variation of the dimensions of the polar cap associated with the inclination of the emission cone to the rotational axis of the pulsar; i.e., the influence of the angle ?? between the magnetic moment and rotational axis of the neutron star. Values of ?? calculated earlier for the pulsar sample considered are used for this analysis.  相似文献   
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