Pulsars and the origin of cosmic rays
Galactic origin of pulsars and cosmic radiation sources
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Galactic origin of pulsars and cosmic radiation sources
Vela pulsar optical emission identification using phase selective image tube photographs
Crab Nebula pulsar NP 0532, examining radio pulse shapes, flux densities and dispersion
Phase modulation drift of radio emission from pulsar MP 0031-07
Pulsars relationship to very high energy cosmic ray electron propagation, examining far IR background and radiation sources
Interstellar scintillation index and fading time of pulsar signals at 2388 MHz
Crab Nebula pulsar PSR 0531 plus 21 at 410-1664 MHz, noting mean pulse profiles and spectral indices
Pulsar data tabulation of positions, dispersion measures, and class I pulse periods and widths
Maserlike pulsar radiation mechanism using Coulomb bremsstrahlung near strong quantizing magnetic field
X ray observations of NP0532 and other radio pulsars and galactic X ray sources
Pulsars as rotating magnetic neutron stars, examining radio emission via maser amplification
Crab Nebula pulsar magnetic field structure, discussing linear polarization modifications and wisps
Pulsar dispersion measures for spatial distributions above galactic plane, determining mean interstellar electron density of local spiral arm
Planetary mass system as pulsar timing error sources, noting change in barycenter of solar system
Crab Nebula pulsar NP0532 radio observations, noting long term slowing down and irregular perturbations in periodicity
Pulsar emission data, presenting average phase shapes and pulse to pulse intensity fluctuations
Scorpius X-1 cocoon pulsar thermal X ray emission model, describing hot gaseous region around rotating neutron star