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Magnetospheric birefringence breaks the rotating-vector model and depolarises X-ray pulsars
Accreting X-ray pulsars have long been expected to show large linear polarisation below the cyclotron resonance. In the standard picture, this follows from two facts: radiative opacities in the strongly magnetised neutron star environment depend strongly on polarisation mode, and the emission comes
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