نتایج جستجو برای: neutron emission

تعداد نتایج: 223305  

2006
S. L. Skinner S. A. Zhekov

Two sensitive Chandra X-ray observations of the heavily-reddened galactic starburst cluster Westerlund 1 in May and June 2005 detected a previously unknown X-ray pulsar (CXO J164710.20−455217). Its slow 10.6 s pulsations, moderate X-ray temperature kT ≈ 0.5 keV, and apparent lack of a massive companion tentatively suggest that it is an Anomalous X-ray Pulsar (AXP). An isothermal blackbody model...

2008
S. Rosswog

The remnant resulting from the merger of two neutron stars produces neutrinos in copious amounts. In this paper we present the neutrino emission results obtained via Newtonian, high-resolution simulations of the coalescence event. These simulations use three-dimensional smoothed particle hydrodynamics together with a nuclear, temperature dependent equation of state and a multi-flavour neutrino ...

2007
W. F. Brisken B. W. Stappers

The double pulsar system J0737−3039 is not only a test bed for General Relativity and theories of gravity, but also provides a unique laboratory for probing the relativistic winds of neutron stars. Recent X-ray observations have revealed a point source at the position of PSR J0737−3039, but have failed to detect pulsations or orbital modulation. Here we report on Chandra X-ray Observatory High ...

2008
Robert W. Nelson John C. L. Wang

Estimates indicate there may be > 10 3 low luminosity X-ray pulsars (L < 10 34 erg s 1 ) in the Galaxy undergoing \low-state" wind accretion in Be/X-ray binary systems, and 10 8 10 9 isolated neutron stars which may be accreting directly from the interstellar medium. Despite their low e ective temperatures (kT e < 300 eV), low luminosity accreting neutron stars with magnetic elds B (0:7 7) 10 1...

2017
Brian D Metzger

The mergers of double neutron star (NS-NS) and black hole (BH)-NS binaries are promising gravitational wave (GW) sources for Advanced LIGO and future GW detectors. The neutron-rich ejecta from such merger events undergoes rapid neutron capture (r-process) nucleosynthesis, enriching our Galaxy with rare heavy elements like gold and platinum. The radioactive decay of these unstable nuclei also po...

1998
Alexander Kusenko Gino Segrè Alexander Vilenkin

A small asymmetry in the flux of neutrinos emitted by a hot newly-born neutron star could explain the observed motions of pulsars. However, even in the presence of parity-violating processes with anisotropic scattering amplitudes, no asymmetry is generated in thermal equilibrium. We explain why this no-go theorem stymies some of the proposed explanations for the pulsar “kick” velocities. CERN-T...

Journal: :Physical review letters 2013
R M Yee N D Scielzo P F Bertone F Buchinger S Caldwell J A Clark C M Deibel J Fallis J P Greene S Gulick D Lascar A F Levand G Li E B Norman M Pedretti G Savard R E Segel K S Sharma M G Sternberg J Van Schelt B J Zabransky

A novel technique for β-delayed neutron spectroscopy has been demonstrated using trapped ions. The neutron-energy spectrum is reconstructed by measuring the time of flight of the nuclear recoil following neutron emission, thereby avoiding all the challenges associated with neutron detection, such as backgrounds from scattered neutrons and γ rays and complicated detector-response functions. (137...

Journal: :Physical review letters 2002
D Shapira M Saltmarsh

We have repeated the experiment of Taleyarkhan et al. [Science 295, 1868 (2002)]] in an attempt to detect the emission of neutrons from d-d fusion during bubble collapse in deuterated acetone. Using the same cavitation apparatus, a more sophisticated data acquisition system, and a larger scintillator detector, we find no evidence for 2.5-MeV neutron emission correlated with sonoluminescence for...

2006
Slavko Bogdanov Jonathan E. Grindlay George B. Rybicki

X-ray emission from many rotation-powered millisecond pulsars (MSPs) is observed to be of predominantly thermal nature. In PSR J0437–4715, the nearest MSP known, an additional faint power-law tail is observed above 2.5 keV, commonly attributed to non-thermal magnetospheric radiation. We propose that the hard emission in this and other similar MSPs is instead due to weak Comptonization of the th...

Journal: :Science 2004
J M Lattimer M Prakash

Neutron stars are some of the densest manifestations of massive objects in the universe. They are ideal astrophysical laboratories for testing theories of dense matter physics and provide connections among nuclear physics, particle physics, and astrophysics. Neutron stars may exhibit conditions and phenomena not observed elsewhere, such as hyperon-dominated matter, deconfined quark matter, supe...

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