Simultaneous two-station single pulse observations of radio pulsars over a broad frequency range. I - With particular reference to PSR 0809+74

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Frequency Response, Pulsars, Radio Emission, Radio Stars, Stellar Radiation, Cross Correlation, Emission Spectra, Frequency Ranges, Null Zones, Power Spectra, Stellar Magnetic Fields

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Single pulses of four radio pulsars were observed simultaneously at frequencies of f 102.5 MHz with the BSA transit array and at f 1720 MHz with the 100-m telescope. The mean intensities of three pulsars indicate a partial correlation over a 1:17 frequency range confirming a broad band emission mechanism for the single pulse intensities. An investigation of PSR 0809 + 74 shows a quasi-departure from the 1/(f square) cold plasma dispersion relation resulting from a distortion of the magnetic field lines and/or absorption of the portion of radiation in a corotating frame. It is concluded that these observations support models in which radiation at various frequencies is emitted at different locations along opening field lines so that radiation absorption and/or field line distortion have a dominant influence.

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