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Evidence of Field Twisting in Integrated Profiles Observed Over a Wide Frequency Range

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 September 2017

V. A. Izvekova
Affiliation:
Radio Astronomy Department, Lebedev Physical Institute
A. D. Kuz'min
Affiliation:
Radio Astronomy Department, Lebedev Physical Institute
A. G. Lyne
Affiliation:
Nuffield Radio Astronomy Laboratories, University of Manchester
Yu. P. Shitov
Affiliation:
Radio Astronomy Department, Lebedev Physical Institute
F. Graham-Smith
Affiliation:
Nuffield Radio Astronomy Laboratories, University of Manchester

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The evolution of integrated pulse profiles from high to low frequencies does not conform exactly to the simple model of a dipole field. Several groups (Davîes et al. 1984, Kuz'min 1986, Shitov, Malofeev, and Izvekova 1988) have suggested large field twisting due to the rotation of the pulsar, which leads to a delay in pulse arrival times for low frequencies whose sources are located in the outer parts of the magnetosphere. We are, therefore, comparing profiles of about 30 pulsars, observed at frequencies from 40 to 1400 MHz. Our preliminary analysis shows that significant delay at low frequencies occurs in many pulsars and we present here some typical examples.

Type
Part I Structure of the magnetic field
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