Ambiguity of converting phase-averaged flux into luminosity for millisecond pulsars in gamma rays

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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8 pages, 7 figures; to appear in proceedings of First La Plata International School "Compact Objects and their Emission", 2008

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We study a magnitude of possible over/underestimation of the actual gamma-ray luminosity L_{actual} of a millisecond pulsar when using so-called pseudo luminosity L_{pseudo} which is inferred from a phase-averaged flux. Both, L_{actual} and L_{pseudo} are calculated with the numerical code thatmodels the millisecond pulsar magnetospheric activity in the space charge limited flow approximation with unscreened accelerating electric field. The behaviour of L_{pseudo}/L_{actual} depending on viewing angle is analysed in the energy bands corresponding to the operational energy bands of Fermi GST and H.E.S.S. II.

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