Coherent synchrotron emission in the Crab Nebula
Coherent synchrotron emission in Crab Nebula associated with electron gyromotion, discussing models for high energy particle acceleration
SEARCH · Search NASA
Search indexed NASA NTRS and DOE OSTI research on propulsion, heat transfer, battery materials and energy systems. Follow report and document links to the original sources.
Quote a phrase for an exact phrase match. Source license links do not imply unrestricted reuse.
Coherent synchrotron emission in Crab Nebula associated with electron gyromotion, discussing models for high energy particle acceleration
Crab Nebula continuing energetic activity study indicating origin in nebula center and association with supernova remnant
X ray scattering by interstellar grains in direction of Crab pulsar and Sco XR-1
Crab pulsar /neutron star NP 0532/ possible spherical asymmetry indicated by pulse arrival time anomalies
Angular size of high energy X ray source in Crab Nebula from balloon-borne X ray modulation collimator
Runaway stars and pulsars near Crab Nebula, discussing binary system explosion and remnant motion
Crab Nebula filametary system, examining excitation conditions in terms of ionization and heating by HF radiation
Crab Nebula pulsar NP 0532 optical timing, measuring frequency, arrival times and pulse interval
Crab Nebula pulsar PSR 0531 plus 21 at 410-1664 MHz, noting mean pulse profiles and spectral indices
Crab Nebula and pulsar NP 0532 X ray spectra discussing pulse profile, emission and interstellar absorption
Crab Nebula emissions on 4 and 6 November 1970, observing optical circular polarization
Crab Nebula pulsar magnetic field structure, discussing linear polarization modifications and wisps
Crab Nebula pulsar NP0532 radio observations, noting long term slowing down and irregular perturbations in periodicity
Crab Nebula model, discussing electromagnetic field time variation and electron acceleration and synchrotron emission
Time variable dispersion of Crab Nebula pulsar, showing coincidence with occultation by solar corona
Crab Nebula pulsar timing observations, correcting arrival times to solar system barycenter and dispersion effect
Tables of Crab Nebula pulsar radio pulse arrival times at Arecibo observatory