The x-ray and gamma-ray emission of switched-off radio pulsars

Details The x-ray and gamma-ray emission of switched-off radio pulsars The x-ray and gamma-ray emission of switched-off radio pulsars

Oct 1983

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Astronomicheskii Zhurnal, Vol. 60, p.960

Astronomy and Astrophysics

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It is shown that pulsars which have stopped the electron-positron pairs generation (the switched-off pulsars) can be the sources of X- and γ-ray emission. The magneto-dipole radiation of these rotating neutron stars is transformed within the "light radius" region into a hard emission on a plasma emerged due to the interstellar hydrogen ionization.

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