Abstract We have re-analyzed the archive Einstein IPC and EXOSAT CMA x-ray data of Geminga, in the light of the recent discoveries on this source. The results of a search for the 237 msec periodicity are consistent with a pulsed fraction decreasing with x-ray energy. We have combined the EXOSAT CMA and the Einstein data in order to limit the spectral parameters allowed by the IPC fit. This joint analysis confirms that the spectrum cannot be described by a single temperature blackbody component.
Einstein and EXOSAT observations of Geminga revisited
Advances in Space Research ; 13 , 12 ; 343-346
1993-01-01
4 pages
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English
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