Exploring physics of rotation powered pulsars with sub-10 GeV imaging atmospheric Cherenkov telescopes
F. A. Aharonian, S. V. Bogovalov
Abstract
We discuss the potential of future sub-10 GeV threshold imaging atmospheric Cherenkov telescope arrays for exploring the physics of rotation powered pulsars and their interactions with the ambient medium through relativistic winds and termination shocks.
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