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Browsing Publications of Astronomical Society of India by Subject "Neutron stars"

Browsing Publications of Astronomical Society of India by Subject "Neutron stars"

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  • Accretion dynamics in binary systems 
    Prasanna, A. R (Astronomical Society of India, 1990)
    Accretion in binary systems with self-consistent electromagnetic fields in the presence of an intense gravitational fields is discussed. The role that such accretion plays in the occurrence of quasi-periodic oscillations ...
  • The Binary History and the Magnetic Field of Neutron Stars 
    Konar, S (Astronomical Society of India, 2003)
    There has been strong observational evidence suggesting a casual connection between the binary history of neutron stars and the evolution of their magnetic field. In this article we discuss one of 3 the plausible mechanisms ...
  • Evolution of the magnetic field in accreting neutron stars 
    Konar, S (Astronomical Society of India, 2000)
    There has been sufficient observational indication suggesting a causal connection between the binary history of neutron stars and the evolution of their magnetic field. In particular, it is believed that the generation of ...
  • Magnetars- A Review 
    Panchapakesan, N (Astronomical Society of India, 2003)
    Magnetars are neutron stars in which a decaying high magnetic field is the source of energy production. The suggestion that magnetars are the dominant source of energy for soft gamma repeaters and anomalous x-ray pulsars ...
  • Neutron stars : Seen my way 
    Kundt, W (Astronomical Society of India, 2001)
    An unconventional survey is presented of the observable properties of neutron stars and of all astrophysical phenomena possibly related to them, such as their pulsing, clock irregularities, bursting, flickering, and ...
  • On the mass-radius relation for neutron stars 
    Abhyankar, K. D (Astronomical Society of India, 1991)
    The classical equation of state for a nonrelativistically degenerate gas containing free fermions gives an upper limit to the radius of a neutron star while the Schwarzschild radius gives the lower limit. The lower mass ...

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