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The magnetorotational and Tayler instabilities in the pulsar magnetosphere
Published 2017-09-21Version 1
The magnetospheres around neutron stars should be very particular because of their strong magnetic field and rapid rotation. A study of the pulsar magnetospheres is of a crucial importance since it is the key issue to understand how energy inflow to the exterior is produced. In this paper, I discuss magnetohydrodynamic processes in the pulsar magnetosphere. I consider in detail the properties of magnetohydrodynamic waves that can exist in the magnetosphere and their instabilities.These instabilities lead to formation of magnetic structures and can be responsible for a short-term variability ofthe pulsar emission.
Comments: 14 pages; has appeared in Journal of Astrophysics and Astronomy special issue on "Physics of Neutron Stars and Related Objects", celebrating the 75th birth-year of G.Srinivasan. arXiv admin note: substantial text overlap with arXiv:1401.2297
Journal: JOAA, 38, 41 (2017)
Categories: astro-ph.HE
Keywords: pulsar magnetosphere, tayler instabilities, short-term variability ofthe pulsar emission, magnetorotational, strong magnetic field
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