Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 65N. Zanichelli, 1978 - Nuclear physics |
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We shall , therefore , view a pulsar as a rapidly rotating magnetized sphere with
the axis of rotation 2 inclined by an angle « with respect to the magneticfield axis
( fig . 1 ) . If we now believe that the fast rotating pulsar at the center of the Crab ...
We shall , therefore , view a pulsar as a rapidly rotating magnetized sphere with
the axis of rotation 2 inclined by an angle « with respect to the magneticfield axis
( fig . 1 ) . If we now believe that the fast rotating pulsar at the center of the Crab ...
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A Numerical Study of Rotating Relativistic Stars ( “ ) . J . R . WILSON Lawrence
Livermore Laboratory , University of California - Livermore , Cal . 94550 1 . –
Introduction . Rotating supermassive stars have been long considered as
possible ...
A Numerical Study of Rotating Relativistic Stars ( “ ) . J . R . WILSON Lawrence
Livermore Laboratory , University of California - Livermore , Cal . 94550 1 . –
Introduction . Rotating supermassive stars have been long considered as
possible ...
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profile is uniformly stretched by a small amount in the R - direction and the whole
iteration process is repeated until an equilibrium is achieved . This develops a
sequence of faster and faster rotating stars with about the same central densities .
profile is uniformly stretched by a small amount in the R - direction and the whole
iteration process is repeated until an equilibrium is achieved . This develops a
sequence of faster and faster rotating stars with about the same central densities .
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