Comparative analysis of the parameters of pulsars with braking indices \(n>0\) and \(n<0\)

IF 1.8 4区 物理与天体物理 Q3 ASTRONOMY & ASTROPHYSICS Astrophysics and Space Science Pub Date : 2024-05-22 DOI:10.1007/s10509-024-04317-3
C. C. Onuchukwu, E. Legahara
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We analyzed the timing parameters (the rotational frequency \(\nu \), the first \(\left ( \dot{\nu } \right )\) and second \(\left ( \ddot{\nu } \right )\) time-derivatives of frequency) and the derived parameters of a sample of pulsars for which \(\ddot{\nu } \) (470 pulsars) were recorded in the Australian Telescope National Facility (ATNF) pulsar catalog. We formed various subsamples, those with braking indices \(n<0\) and \(n>0\), and glitching and non-glitching pulsars. Our statistical analyses of the timing and derived parameters indicated some level of differences and similarities among the parameters analyzed. Glitching pulsars appear to have a higher rotational frequency than non-glitching pulsars, and pulsars with \(n>0\) appear to rotate faster than those with \(n<0\). Our results also suggest that glitching pulsars have lower values of \(\left \vert n \right \vert \) (where \(\left \vert n \right \vert \) is the absolute value of the braking index), and it is lower for the subsample with \(n>0\) than for the subsample with \(n<0\). We believe that the results obtained could be useful in understanding the evolution of pulsar spin.

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制动指数为 $n>0$ 和 $n<0$ 的脉冲星参数对比分析
我们分析了时间参数(旋转频率)、我们分析了澳大利亚国家望远镜设施(ATNF)脉冲星目录中记录的脉冲星(470颗)的第一个(左)和第二个(左)频率的时间衍生物以及衍生参数。我们形成了不同的子样本,包括制动指数为\(n<0\)和\(n>0\)的脉冲星,以及闪烁和非闪烁脉冲星。我们对定时和衍生参数的统计分析表明,所分析的参数之间存在一定程度的差异和相似性。与非闪烁脉冲星相比,闪烁脉冲星的旋转频率似乎更高,而具有(n>0\)的脉冲星似乎比具有(n<0\)的脉冲星旋转得更快。我们的结果还表明,闪烁脉冲星的\(\left \vert n \right \vert \)(其中\(\left \vert n \right \vert \)是制动指数的绝对值)值较低,而且具有\(n>0\)的子样本的制动指数低于具有\(n<0\)的子样本。我们相信所获得的结果有助于理解脉冲星自旋的演变。
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Astrophysics and Space Science
Astrophysics and Space Science 地学天文-天文与天体物理
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106
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2-4 weeks
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