Numerical solutions of hydrodynamics and polarized radiative transfer show that resonant Compton scattering near the cyclotron resonance redistributes radiation and reduces light-curve modulation amplitude in subcritical X-ray pulsars.
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Simulations of subcritical X-ray pulsar accretion channels show vacuum polarization dominating plasma birefringence, enhancing cyclotron features and radiative deceleration, producing a polarization sign change above resonance, and a positive correlation between cyclotron centroid energy and accret
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Beaming of polarized radiation in subcritical X-ray pulsars
Numerical solutions of hydrodynamics and polarized radiative transfer show that resonant Compton scattering near the cyclotron resonance redistributes radiation and reduces light-curve modulation amplitude in subcritical X-ray pulsars.
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Vacuum polarization and cyclotron resonance effects on radiative transfer and plasma deceleration in subcritical X-ray pulsars
Simulations of subcritical X-ray pulsar accretion channels show vacuum polarization dominating plasma birefringence, enhancing cyclotron features and radiative deceleration, producing a polarization sign change above resonance, and a positive correlation between cyclotron centroid energy and accret