On the formation of pulsar radiation diagrmas

A model of pulsars is discussed in which formation of a polar diagram of the radiation is influenced by the motion of the source around a neutron star with a velocity close to that of light. For a power-law frequency-spectrum of the radiation and isotropy of the diagram in a system of coordinates rotating with the source, the width of the observed pulse is shown to be independent of frequency.The proposed explanation of the second period characteristics of type CP 1919 pulsars is based on the effect of relativistic motion of the radiation source. The positions are established (relative to the axis of rotation of the star) of the local sources of radiation in the optical and in the radio ranges for the pulsar NP 0532. It is shown how the polarization characteristics of the optical radiation of this pulsar may be connected with the effects of relativistic orbiting of the source of radiation about the star.