Low-Energy Gamma-Rays from Pulsar GX:1+4 - Balloon Results

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We present the results from a search of pulsed emission in low-energy gamma-rays from GX 1+4 source observed during zenith transit in a balloon experiment in April 1982. The observed pulsar period is 120.6±0.2 s with pulsed emission flux of (1.3±0.4)×10-5 photons cm-2s-1 keV-1 at an average energy ˜342 keV. These pulsations, observed at gamma-ray energies perhaps for the first time from any X-ray pulsar, in conjunction with the period determined in X-rays, indicate a spin-down in contrast with the spin-up behaviour observed by others at earlier epochs.

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