| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1778852 | New Astronomy | 2015 | 5 Pages |
•We develop a model describing the X-ray and Gamma-ray emission of PSR J2021+3651.•We analyze the observed data of this object in X-ray and Gamma-ray domains.•The produced observational spectra are fitted with the theoretical model spectra.
In the present paper a self-consistent theory, interpreting the high energy gamma-ray and X-ray observations of pulsar PSR J2021+3651 performed by Fermi-LAT, XMM-Newton and Chandra space telescopes are considered. It is shown that the photon spectrum between 0.10.1 keV and 25 GeV can be well described by a power-law function with the spectral index Γ≈1.4Γ≈1.4 and the exponential cutoff, with the cutoff energy ∊0≈2∊0≈2 GeV. The source of the pulsed emission above 0.1 keV is assumed to be the synchrotron radiation, which is generated near the light cylinder during the quasi-linear stage of the cyclotron instability. The emitting particles are the primary beam electrons with the Lorentz factors γb∼106-7γb∼106-7. The generation of the radio emission observed from this source is provided due to plasma collective processes that excite the low frequency cyclotron modes in the radio domain.
