The absorption of pulsar signals by intervening neutral hydrogen

Details The absorption of pulsar signals by intervening neutral hydrogen The absorption of pulsar signals by intervening neutral hydrogen

Dec 1978

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Ph.D. Thesis Iowa Univ., Iowa City.

Physics

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Adsorption, Hydrogen, Neutral Gases, Pulsars, Signal Reception, Absorption Spectra, Distance, Electron Density (Concentration)

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The absorption of pulsar signals by intervening neutral hydrogen was measured with a 305-meter telescope. Eleven low-galactic latitude objects were observed. The resulting absorption spectra are used in conjunction with galactic rotation models to estimate pulsar distances. In addition, the pulsar distance estimates are combined with known dispersion measures to determine mean free-electron densities along the lines of sight.

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