In the coming era of multi-messenger astrophysics, pulsars might be one of the most possible electromagnetic counterparts of the gravitational wave. The braking indices, which are related closely to the electromagnetic radiation of pulsars, are shown to be larger for the pulsars with companion. It motivates us to set up a modified spin-down equation for accelerated pulsars. In this model, we attempt to figure out whether acceleration of a pulsar can cause a larger braking index
The location of radio pulsars in the period–period derivative (P–P˙) plane has been a key diagnostic...
We report the results of a 16-month monitoring campaign using the Swift satellite of PSR 0 ¯ 540, a ...
We address the issue of electromagnetic pulsar spindown by combining our experience from the two lim...
As a result of observational difficulties, braking indices of only six rotation-powered pulsars are ...
Recently, Parthsarathy et al. analysed long-term timing observations of 85 young radio pulsars. They...
In this letter we discuss two possible reasons which cause the observed braking indices n of young r...
Pulsar braking torques due to magnetodipole radiation and the unipolar generator are considered, whi...
Ⅰ. INTRODUCTION The pulsar's braking index n=(Ω is the angular rate of pulsar, can be completel...
The recently discovered rotationally powered pulsar PSR J1640-4631 is the first to have a braking in...
Using the method proposed in a previous paper, we calculate pulsar braking indices in the models wit...
The theoretical determination of braking indices of pulsars is still an open problem. in this paper ...
We study the putative emission of gravitational waves (GWs) in particular for pulsars with measured ...
Recent timing observation constrained the braking index of the X-ray pulsar PSR J1640-4631...
Intermittent pulsars are part-time radio pulsars. They have higher slow down rates in the on state (...
We present a phase-coherent timing solution for PSR J1640–4631, a young 206 ms pulsar using X-ray ti...
The location of radio pulsars in the period–period derivative (P–P˙) plane has been a key diagnostic...
We report the results of a 16-month monitoring campaign using the Swift satellite of PSR 0 ¯ 540, a ...
We address the issue of electromagnetic pulsar spindown by combining our experience from the two lim...
As a result of observational difficulties, braking indices of only six rotation-powered pulsars are ...
Recently, Parthsarathy et al. analysed long-term timing observations of 85 young radio pulsars. They...
In this letter we discuss two possible reasons which cause the observed braking indices n of young r...
Pulsar braking torques due to magnetodipole radiation and the unipolar generator are considered, whi...
Ⅰ. INTRODUCTION The pulsar's braking index n=(Ω is the angular rate of pulsar, can be completel...
The recently discovered rotationally powered pulsar PSR J1640-4631 is the first to have a braking in...
Using the method proposed in a previous paper, we calculate pulsar braking indices in the models wit...
The theoretical determination of braking indices of pulsars is still an open problem. in this paper ...
We study the putative emission of gravitational waves (GWs) in particular for pulsars with measured ...
Recent timing observation constrained the braking index of the X-ray pulsar PSR J1640-4631...
Intermittent pulsars are part-time radio pulsars. They have higher slow down rates in the on state (...
We present a phase-coherent timing solution for PSR J1640–4631, a young 206 ms pulsar using X-ray ti...
The location of radio pulsars in the period–period derivative (P–P˙) plane has been a key diagnostic...
We report the results of a 16-month monitoring campaign using the Swift satellite of PSR 0 ¯ 540, a ...
We address the issue of electromagnetic pulsar spindown by combining our experience from the two lim...