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Long Term Variations of Pulsar Intensities
PULSAR intensity variations may be divided roughly into three classes. There are rapid variations on a time-scale of seconds to minutes which occur simultaneously over a wide range of frequency and must therefore be intrinsic to the source 1 . On a somewhat longer time-scale there are variations typ...
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description | PULSAR intensity variations may be divided roughly into three classes. There are rapid variations on a time-scale of seconds to minutes which occur simultaneously over a wide range of frequency and must therefore be intrinsic to the source
1
. On a somewhat longer time-scale there are variations typically over a few minutes to a few hours which correlate only over limited bandwidths. There is strong evidence that they are caused by irregular diffraction in the interstellar medium
2,3
. Finally, there are variations on a time-scale of days to months
4
about which little is known because extended regular observations are required. In this report we present some new results obtained during timing observations carried out on a routine basis over 11 months. |
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