X-ray counterpart candidates for six new -ray pulsars
arXiv:1802.03985 · doi:10.1093/mnras/sty359
Abstract
Using archival X-ray data we have found point-like X-ray counterpart candidates positionally coincident with six -ray pulsars discovered recently in the Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope data by the Einstein@Home project. The candidates for PSRs J00026216, J05543107, J18440346 and J11056037 are detected with Swift, and those for PSRs J03595414 and J20173625 are detected with Chandra. Despite a low count statistics for some candidates, assuming plausible constraints on the absorbing column density towards the pulsars, we show that X-ray spectral properties for all of them are consistent with those observed for other pulsars. J03595414 is the most reliably identified object. We detect a nebula around it, whose spectrum and extent suggest that this is a pulsar wind nebula powered by the pulsar. Associations of J00026216 and J18440346 with supernova remnants CTB 1 and G28.60.1 are proposed.
10 pages, 6 figures, published in MNRAS
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