FRB-periodicity: mild pulsars in tight O/B-star binaries
arXiv:2002.01920 · doi:10.3847/2041-8213/ab87a4
Abstract
Periodicities observed in two Fast Radio Burst (FRB) sources (16 days in FRB 180916.J0158+65 and 160 days in FRB 121102) are consistent with that of tight, stellar mass binary systems. In the case of FRB 180916.J0158+65 the primary is an early OB-type star with mass loss rate yr, and the secondary a neutron star. The observed periodicity is not intrinsic to the FRB's source, but is due to the orbital phase-dependent modulation of the absorption conditions in the massive star's wind. The observed relatively narrow FRB activity window implies that the primary's wind dynamically dominates that of the pulsar, , where is pulsar spin-down, is the primary's wind mass loss rate and is its velocity. The condition requires mildly powerful pulsar with erg . The observations are consistent with magnetically-powered radio emission originating in the magnetospheres of strongly magnetized neutron stars, the classical magnetars.
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