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Evidence for Turbulent Loading of the M87-Jet

V. P. Ivanov, A. V. Ipatov, I. A. Rakhimov, S. G. Smolentsev, T. Andreeva

Труды ИПА РАН, вып. 41, 73–78 (2017)

Ключевые слова: Supernova remnant, pulsar, 3C58, flux density

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A source of the non-thermal radio emission 3C58 was discovered in 1952 and identified with a remnant (SNR) of the supernova which had been observed in 1181. The structure of its radio brightness distribution is of the DOS Crab-like type. Like the Crab Nebula, the 3C58 includes the pulsar PSR J0205+6449, which can be observed at radio frequencies in the X-rays. The discovery of the pulsar was followed by a serious problem with identification of the radio source 3C58’s age. We discuss it in detail in [1]. Its dynamic age is found to be 5,400 years which has been defined by the pulsar damping period [2]. A closer age value is obtained through the average expansion rate of the nebula 3C58 which was de-termined after the results obtained in the VLA in1973 and 1998 were compared. It corresponds to the dynamic age of 5000 ± 2250 years [3]. Thus, it is found that the pulsar and the radio nebulae ages are almost the same and they are 4 or 5 times older than the supernova observed in 1181.

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V. P. Ivanov, A. V. Ipatov, I. A. Rakhimov, S. G. Smolentsev, T. Andreeva. Evidence for Turbulent Loading of the M87-Jet // Труды ИПА РАН. — 2017. — Вып. 41. — С. 73–78. @article{ivanov2017, abstract = {A source of the non-thermal radio emission 3C58 was discovered in 1952 and identified with a remnant (SNR) of the supernova which had been observed in 1181. The structure of its radio brightness distribution is of the DOS Crab-like type. Like the Crab Nebula, the 3C58 includes the pulsar PSR J0205+6449, which can be observed at radio frequencies in the X-rays. The discovery of the pulsar was followed by a serious problem with identification of the radio source 3C58’s age. We discuss it in detail in [1]. Its dynamic age is found to be 5,400 years which has been defined by the pulsar damping period [2]. A closer age value is obtained through the average expansion rate of the nebula 3C58 which was de-termined after the results obtained in the VLA in1973 and 1998 were compared. It corresponds to the dynamic age of 5000 ± 2250 years [3]. Thus, it is found that the pulsar and the radio nebulae ages are almost the same and they are 4 or 5 times older than the supernova observed in 1181.}, author = {V.~P. Ivanov and A.~V. Ipatov and I.~A. Rakhimov and S.~G. Smolentsev and T. Andreeva}, issue = {41}, journal = {Труды ИПА РАН}, keyword = {Supernova remnant, pulsar, 3C58, flux density}, pages = {73--78}, title = {Evidence for Turbulent Loading of the M87-Jet}, url = {http://iaaras.ru/library/paper/1708/}, year = {2017} } TY - JOUR TI - Evidence for Turbulent Loading of the M87-Jet AU - Ivanov, V. P. AU - Ipatov, A. V. AU - Rakhimov, I. A. AU - Smolentsev, S. G. AU - Andreeva, T. PY - 2017 T2 - Труды ИПА РАН IS - 41 SP - 73 AB - A source of the non-thermal radio emission 3C58 was discovered in 1952 and identified with a remnant (SNR) of the supernova which had been observed in 1181. The structure of its radio brightness distribution is of the DOS Crab-like type. Like the Crab Nebula, the 3C58 includes the pulsar PSR J0205+6449, which can be observed at radio frequencies in the X-rays. The discovery of the pulsar was followed by a serious problem with identification of the radio source 3C58’s age. We discuss it in detail in [1]. Its dynamic age is found to be 5,400 years which has been defined by the pulsar damping period [2]. A closer age value is obtained through the average expansion rate of the nebula 3C58 which was de-termined after the results obtained in the VLA in1973 and 1998 were compared. It corresponds to the dynamic age of 5000 ± 2250 years [3]. Thus, it is found that the pulsar and the radio nebulae ages are almost the same and they are 4 or 5 times older than the supernova observed in 1181. UR - http://iaaras.ru/library/paper/1708/ ER -