Self-consistent modeling of pair cascades in the polar cap of a pulsar
A. N. Timokhin

TL;DR
This paper presents initial results from a self-consistent simulation of non-stationary electron-positron pair cascades in pulsar polar caps, using a hybrid PIC/Monte-Carlo code to model Ruderman-Sutherland cascades without particle extraction from the neutron star surface.
Contribution
It introduces a novel hybrid simulation approach for modeling non-stationary pair cascades in pulsar polar caps, specifically focusing on Ruderman-Sutherland type cascades.
Findings
First results of the simulation are reported.
The model captures non-stationary behavior of pair cascades.
Insights into cascade dynamics without particle extraction are provided.
Abstract
Here we briefly report on first results of self-consistent simulation of non-stationary electron-positron cascades in the polar cap of pulsar using specially developed hybrid PIC/Monte-Carlo numerical code. We consider the case of Ruderman-Sutherland cascade -- when particles cannot be extracted from the surface of the neutrons star.
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Taxonomy
TopicsNuclear Physics and Applications · Pulsars and Gravitational Waves Research · Magnetic confinement fusion research
