Session 139. Pulsars: Blowing in the Wind

Oral, Thursday, January 9, 2003, 2:00-3:30pm, 618-619

139.01 On the Spectral Evolution of Young Pulsars and their Wind Nebulae

E.V. Gotthelf (Columbia University)

139.02 Using a Neutron Star as a Stellar Wind Probe

P. C. Gregory, C. Neish (University of British Columbia)

139.03 Another Episode of "Propeller State" for X-ray Pulsar GX 1+4?

W. Cui (Purdue University), F. Jablonski (DAS/INPE, Brazil), D. Galloway (M.I.T.)

139.04 The X-ray Properties of 3C 58 and its Associated Neutron Star

P.O. Slane (Harvard-Smithsonian CfA), D.J. Helfand (Columbia), S.S. Murray (Harvard-Smithsonian CfA), E.V. Gotthelf (Columbia)

139.05 New light on PSR 0656+14 from XMM-Newton

J. Kennea (UC Santa Barbara), W. Becker (MPE), F. Cordova (UC Riverside)

139.06 The end of a mystery? Results from a combined XMM-Newton and Chandra analysis of the SNR MSH 11-62.

I. Harrus (NASA GSFC), P. O. Slane (CXC), B. Gaensler (Harvard University), J. P. Hughes (Rutgers University), D. A. Moffett (Furman University), R. D. Dodson (University of Tasmania)