A high Galactic latitude search for pulsars

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Title:	A high Galactic latitude search for pulsars
Authors:	Joshi, B. C Burgay, M Lyne, A. G Manchester, R. N Possenti, A Camilo, F Amico, N. D Kramer, M
Keywords:	Radio Pulsars Galactic Latitude Parkes Radio Telescope
Issue Date:	Sep-2002
Publisher:	Astronomical Society of India
Citation:	BASI, Vol. 30, No. 3, pp. 687 - 689
Abstract:	Millisecond pulsars (MSPs) are an important class of radio pulsars. Their observed spatial distribution is flux limited and is nearly isotropic. Many such pulsars have been observed at high Galactic latitudes. The preliminary results of a new survey with Parkes radio telescope using the 20 cm multi beam receiver are reported in this paper. The survey covers a region around the southern Galactic plane between longitudes 2200 and 260° and latitudes I b 1< 60°. We have discovered two new pulsars and detected 15 known pulsars so far.
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/2248/2792
Appears in Collections:	BASI Publications

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