All Tables
- Table 1:
Parameters of PSR B0540-69.3 (Manchester et al. 1993a, unless specified otherwise).
- Table 2:
Log of VLT observations of PSR B0540-69.3 on 2002 January 9.
- Table 3:
Broad-band fluxesa from PSR B0540-69.3.
- Table 4:
Broad-band fluxes from a 10 pixel aperture around PSR B0540-69.3.
- Table 5:
Parameters of the power law spectral fits (
)
of the pulsar data shown in Fig. 4.
- Table 6:
Broad-band fluxes
and power-law fit (
)
parameters of the emission from different regions of the PWN marked in Fig. 5.
Their offsets from the pulsar and areas are given in the 2nd and 3rd columns.
Upper and lower
values for each entry of the fluxes are the measured and dereddened fluxes
with
E(B-V)=0.20 (AV=0.62), respectively.
- Table 7:
Coordinates of PSR B0540-69.3.
- Table 8:
Comparison of the optical and X-ray spectral indices
(
,
),
luminosities (
,
), efficiencies (
,
),
and a weighted ratio (
)
of the two young pulsars, Crab and PSR B0540-69.3,
and the older Vela pulsar. Here
and
are
the energy intervals in the opticala and X-raysb, respectively, used for
the frequency integration to obtain
and
.
Information on the period P, dynamical age
,
spindown
luminosity
,
and distance d for each pulsar is included.
- Table 9:
Same as in Table 8 but for the PWNs of the same pulsars.
Information on the PWN size and the ratios of the pulsar
to PWN luminosities in the optical and X-rays for each pulsar is included.