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Jul 2003
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"Pulsars, AXPs and SGRs observed with BeppoSAX and Other Observatories, Proceedings of the International Workshop held in Marsal
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Recent studies of population statistics of radio and gamma-ray pulsars have indicated the importance of an appropriate description of the geometries of the radio and gamma-ray emission beams to properly account for the emission patterns that play an essential role in the detection of radio and gamma-ray pulsars. We discuss recent phenomenologically derived geometric models of the radio emission and luminosity, and a gamma-ray emission geometry and luminosity derived theoretically from acceleration-cascade processes in the polar cap model. We present some preliminary results exemplifying the correlation of the radio and gamma-ray pulse profiles to the emission geometry. We show how the assumed beam geometries affect the population statistics of radio-loud and radio-quiet, gamma-ray pulsars as predicted to be detected by EGRET and GLAST as well as the correlation between the radio pulse and gamma-ray pulse profiles.
Coltisor Stefan
Gonthier Peter L.
Harding Alice K.
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