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19 April 2024
 
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PSR 2303+30: A single system of drifting subpulses, moding and nulling
Stephen L. Redman ; Geoffrey A.E. Wright ; Joanna M. Rankin ;
Date 27 Jul 2004
Journal Mon.Not.Roy.Astron.Soc. 357 (2005) 859-872
Subject astro-ph
Affiliation1,2), Joanna M. Rankin (1. University of Vermont 2. University of Sussex
AbstractAnalyses of multiple pulse sequences of B2303+30 reveal that this pulsar has two distinct emission modes. One mode (B) follows a steady even-odd pattern and is more intense. The second mode (Q) is characteristically weak, but has intermittent driftbands with a periodicity of approximately 3 P/cycles, and nulls much more frequently than the B mode. Both modes occur with roughly equal frequency and their profiles have a similar single-humped form with a slight asymmetry. Our observations and analyses strongly suggest that the subpulse driftrates in both modes are linked in a series of cycles, which can be modelled as relaxing oscillations in the underlying circulation rate.
Source arXiv, astro-ph/0407540
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