Radio Pulsar Phenomenology: What can we learn from pulsar profiles?

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Beam modelsof Rankindeveloped in aseries ofpapers since1983.In a nutshell: Two different types of emission, fromthe “core” and from “cones”. Emission heights aretypically 300 km at 1 GHz. Circular polarization signchange in the core. Elliptical beams.
Beam modelof Lyne &ManchesterIn a nutshell: No distinction between “core” and“cone” emission. Patchy beams with randomemission locations. Circular beams.
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