Are Pulsar Giant Pulses Induced by Re-emission of Cyclotron Resonance Absorption?
arXiv:2007.00282 · doi:10.1088/1674-4527/21/2/29
Abstract
It is conjectured that coherent re-emission of cyclotron resonance absorption could result in pulsar giant pulses. This conjecture seems reasonable as it can naturally explain the distribution of pulsars with giant pulses on the - diagram.
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