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26 April 2024
 
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Discovery of new gamma-ray pulsars with AGILE
A. Pellizzoni ; M. Pilia ; A. Possenti ; A. Chen ; A. Giuliani ; A. Trois ; P. Caraveo ; E. Del Monte ; F. Fornari ; F. Fuschino ; S. Mereghetti ; M. Tavani ; A. Argan ; M. Burgay ; I. Cognard ; A. Corongiu ; E. Costa ; N. D'Amico ; A. De Luca ; P. Esposito ; Y. Evangelista ; M. Feroci ; S. Johnston ; M. Kramer ; F. Longo ; M. Marisaldi ; G. Theureau ; P. Weltevrede ; G. Barbiellini ; F. Boffelli ; A. Bulgarelli ; P. W. Cattaneo ; V. Cocco ; F. D'Ammando ; G. De Paris ; G. Di Cocco ; I. Donnarumma ; M. Fiorini ; T. Froysland ; M. Galli ; F. Gianotti ; C. Labanti ; I. Lapshov ; F. Lazzarotto ; P. Lipari ; T. Mineo ; A. Morselli ; L. Pacciani ; F. Perotti ; G. Piano ; P. Picozza ; M. Prest ; G. Pucella ; M. Rapisarda ; A. Rappoldi ; S. Sabatini ; P. Soffitta ; M. Trifoglio ; E. Vallazza ; S. Vercellone ; V. Vittorini ; A. Zambra ; D. Zanello ;
Date 28 Feb 2009
AbstractUsing gamma-ray data collected by the AGILE satellite over a period of almost one year (from 2007 July to 2008 June), we searched for pulsed signal from 35 potentially interesting radio pulsars, ordered according to $F_{gamma}propto sqrt{dot{E}} d^{-2}$ and for which contemporary or recent radio data were available. AGILE detected 3 new top-ranking nearby and Vela-like pulsars with good confidence both through timing and spatial analysis. Among the newcomers we find pulsars with very high rotational energy losses, such as the remarkable PSR B1509-58 with a magnetic field in excess of 10^13 Gauss, and PSR J2229+6114 providing a reliable identification for the previously unidentified EGRET source 3EG 2227+6122. Moreover, the powerful millisecond pulsar B1821-24, in the globular cluster M28, is detected during a fraction of the observations. Other 4 promising gamma-ray pulsar candidates, among which the notable J2043+2740 with an age in excess of 1 million years, show a possible detection in the timing analysis only and deserve confirmation.
Source arXiv, 0903.0087
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