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Oscillation Driven Magnetospheric Activity In Pulsars Peking University Mengxiang Lin , Renxin Xu, Bing Zhang Email: [email protected] 2014.10.21 Submitted to Astrophysical Journal

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Peking University Mengxiang Lin , Renxin Xu, Bing Zhang Email: [email protected] 2014.10.21 Submitted to Astrophysical Journal. Oscillation Driven Magnetospheric Activity In Pulsars. Outline. Introduction Physical model Results Explanation of radio AXPs/SGRs Summary. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Oscillation Driven Magnetospheric Activity In Pulsars

Peking University Mengxiang Lin, Renxin Xu, Bing ZhangEmail: [email protected]

Submitted to Astrophysical Journal

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Outline

Introduction Physical model Results Explanation of radio AXPs/SGRs Summary

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Introduction

Pulsars:rotational magnetized compact

objects

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Introduction

Glitches (sudden “spin-up”) are common

Radio AXPs/SGRs (four sources detected)

(mcGill online magnetar catalog) Quiescent states: radio quiet After outbursts: radio loud

AXPs/SGRs: anomalous X-ray pulsars / soft gamma-ray repeaters

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Morozova et al. (2010); Zanotti et al. (2012) had studied oscillations’ effect under SCLF model

We study oscillations’ effect under inner gap model

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The Physical Model

G-J charge density and toroidal oscillation modification

Unipolar induction:Goldreich-Julian charge density:(Goldreich & Julian 1969, only rotation)

Toroidal oscillation:

Oscillation modification to G-J charge density:

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The Physical Model

Inner gap model

Death line criterion :

Ruderman & Satherland (1975)

Three modes: CR (curvature radiation)ICS (inverse Compton

scattering)2 (two-photon annihilation)

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Results

Typical parameters of normal pulsars: s, G, K, dipole

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Explanation of radio AXPs/SGRs

Superstrong magnetic field : always above the radio death line

Oscillations :enlarge radio emission beamenlarge the possibility to be

detected

In magnetar model

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Explanation of radio AXPs/SGRs

Normal magnetic field Quiescent states

under death line radio quiet After outbursts:

Starquakes oscillations larger above death line radio loud

Radio decays with oscillations damping

In solid quark star model

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Explanation of radio AXPs/SGRs

Tong & Wang 2014

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Explanation of radio AXPs/SGRs

In solid quark star model

Explanation of 1E 1547.0-5408:

s, G, K

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Explanation of radio AXPs/SGRs

In solid quark star model

The critical K of the four radio AXPs/SGRs. Dipole magnetic field with G is adopted.

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Summary

Toroidal oscillations change and then influence the properties of pulsar inner gap Shorter height, Larger Larger effective polar cap Mode change

Explanation of radio AXPs/SGRs Magnetar model: larger radio beam Solid quark star model: larger activate the

pulsar inner gap from below the radio death line

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The Physical Model

The height of gap in three modes

CR, ICS ,

Case 1: If : Case 2: If :

or

𝛾𝑒,𝑚𝑎𝑥=𝑒 Δ𝑉 /(𝑚𝑒𝑐2)

↑ ↑ ↓

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The Physical Model

The height of gap in three modes

Two photon annihilation

(Zhang et al. 1998)

only depends on Temperature