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Rotating Vector Model predictions in millisecond pulsar magnetospheres with dipole and quadrupole field components
The rotating vector model (RVM) is widely used to interpret pulsar radio polarization under the assumption of a dipolar magnetic field. Motivated by tentative evidence for non-dipolar magnetic structure in millisecond pulsars provided by recent modeling of surface thermal X-ray pulsations, we examin
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