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Pulsar Timing & Proper Motion Studies at UO

Pulsar Timing & Proper Motion Studies at UO. Wang HuaXiang & Zhou WeiZheng. wanghx@ms.xjb.ac.cn. OutLine. Basic Idea of Pulsar Timing Proper Motion & Basic Results The Future. Basic Idea of Timing. What is TOA(Time os Arrival). Basic Idea of Timing. Standard Profile. Observe

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Pulsar Timing & Proper Motion Studies at UO

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  1. Pulsar Timing&Proper Motion Studies at UO Wang HuaXiang & Zhou WeiZheng wanghx@ms.xjb.ac.cn

  2. OutLine • Basic Idea of Pulsar Timing • Proper Motion & Basic Results • The Future

  3. Basic Idea of Timing What is TOA(Time os Arrival)

  4. Basic Idea of Timing Standard Profile Observe Profile

  5. Basic Idea of Timing Profile With Mode-Change

  6. Basic Idea of Timing Possible Erros in TOAs: Short term errors Long term errors

  7. Basic Idea of Timing Residual and Fitting Phase Calculation Fitting Curve of Residual

  8. Basic Idea of Timing Pre-Fit

  9. Basic Idea of Timing Post-Fit

  10. What is PM? The total proper motion can be expressed as:

  11. What is PM ?

  12. Why PM ? • The association between Pulsar and SNR • The study on Neutron Star: initia period, ћk-c(B), birt rate et al • No consensus has been reached on the PM results • UO can make good observation and analysing

  13. How to ? 1, Velocity from Scintillation Observing

  14. How To ? 2, Measure position and its change Optical method--HST (Crab, Vela) Interferometry –VLA, VLBA, MERLIN, VLBI Pulsar Timing

  15. How To ?

  16. How To ?

  17. How To ? Something should be considered Timing Noise

  18. Basic Resuts

  19. Basic ResultsCompare with others Note: LAS: Lyne,Anderson &Salter HLA:Harrison,Lyne &Anderson Fomlant et al 1992,1997

  20. Basic Results Compare with previours results

  21. The Future ? Finish the data processing Statistics on Velocity

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