I The linear polarization and brightness of pulsars

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The discussion centers on the correlation between the linear polarization and brightness of pulsars, suggesting a positive relationship. Participants inquire about existing research or papers that explore this correlation in detail. The need for statistical analysis in understanding pulsar characteristics is emphasized. There is an interest in how this correlation could impact the study of pulsar emissions. Overall, the conversation seeks to identify relevant literature on the topic.
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I guess that, from a statistical perspective, the linear polarization of pulsars is positively correlated with their brightness. Has there been any relevant paper discussing this issue?
 

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