PSR J1906+0722: An Elusive Gamma-Ray Pulsar
- Clark, C. J.
- Pletsch, H. J.
- Wu, J.
- Guillemot, L.
- Ackermann, M.
- Allen, B.
- de Angelis, A.
- Aulbert, C.
- Baldini, L.
- Ballet, J.
- Barbiellini, G.
- Saz Parkinson, P. M.
- Schaal, M.
- Schulz, A.
- Sgrò, C.
- Siskind, E. J.
- Spada, F.
- Spandre, G.
- Spinelli, P.
- Suson, D. J.
- Takahashi, H.
- Bastieri, D.
- Thayer, J. B.
- Tibaldo, L.
- Torne, P.
- Torres, D. F.
- Tosti, G.
- Troja, E.
- Vianello, G.
- Wood, K. S.
- Wood, M.
- Yassine, M.
- Bellazzini, R.
- Bissaldi, E.
- Bock, O.
- Bonino, R.
- Bottacini, E.
- Brandt, T. J.
- Bregeon, J.
- Bruel, P.
- Buson, S.
- Caliandro, G. A.
- Cameron, R. A.
- Caragiulo, M.
- CARAVEO, PATRIZIA
- Cecchi, C.
- Champion, D. J.
- Charles, E.
- Chekhtman, A.
- Chiang, J.
- Chiaro, G.
- Ciprini, S.
- Claus, R.
- Cohen-Tanugi, J.
- Cuéllar, A.
- Cutini, S.
- D'AMMANDO, FILIPPO
- Desiante, R.
- Drell, P. S.
- Eggenstein, H. B.
- Favuzzi, C.
- Fehrmann, H.
- Ferrara, E. C.
- Focke, W. B.
- Franckowiak, A.
- Fusco, P.
- Gargano, F.
- Gasparrini, D.
- Giglietto, N.
- Giordano, F.
- Glanzman, T.
- Godfrey, G.
- Grenier, I. A.
- Grove, J. E.
- Guiriec, S.
- Harding, A. K.
- Hays, E.
- Hewitt, J. W.
- Hill, A. B.
- Horan, D.
- Hou, X.
- Jogler, T.
- Johnson, A. S.
- Jóhannesson, G.
- Kramer, M.
- Krauss, F.
- Kuss, M.
- Laffon, H.
- Larsson, S.
- Latronico, L.
- Li, J.
- Li, L.
- Longo, F.
- Loparco, F.
- Lovellette, M. N.
- Lubrano, P.
- Machenschalk, B.
- Manfreda, A.
- MARELLI, MARTINO
- Mayer, M.
- Mazziotta, M. N.
- Michelson, P. F.
- Mizuno, T.
- Monzani, M. E.
- Morselli, A.
- Moskalenko, I. V.
- Murgia, S.
- Nuss, E.
- Ohsugi, T.
- Orienti, M.
- Orlando, E.
- de Palma, F.
- Paneque, D.
- Pesce-Rollins, M.
- Piron, F.
- Pivato, G.
- Rainò, S.
- Rando, R.
- Razzano, M.
- Reimer, A.
DOIAbstract
We report the discovery of PSR J1906+0722, a gamma-ray pulsar detected as part of a blind survey of unidentified Fermi Large Area Telescope (LAT) sources being carried out on the volunteer distributed computing system, Einstein@Home. This newly discovered pulsar previously appeared as the most significant remaining unidentified gamma-ray source without a known association in the second Fermi-LAT source catalog (2FGL) and was among the top 10 most significant unassociated sources in the recent third catalog (3FGL). PSR J1906+0722 is a young, energetic, isolated pulsar, with a spin frequency of 8.9 Hz, a characteristic age of 49 kyr, and spin-down power 1.0× {10}36 erg s-1. In 2009 August it suffered one of the largest glitches detected from ...
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