Fig. 1.

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Effect of the diffusion coefficient on the Geminga’s halo properties. Left: Spectral energy distribution of the Geminga pulsar halo for the synchrotron and ICS emissions, as integrated within an angular radius of 0.2° and 10°, respectively, for different values of the diffusion coefficient at 1 GeV (D0). Right: Surface brightness of the Geminga synchrotron halo integrated over the energy range Eγ = [10–40] keV for different D0. The inset shows the flux profile normalised at θ = 0, in arbitrary units.
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