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Illustration of the pulsar viewing geometry in Cartesian coordinates using the angles of ζ = 25° and α = 35° in the magnetic frame. The magnetic axis is aligned with the zb-axis, and the line-of-sight (LOS) and the rotation axis are indicated by the green and red arrows, respectively. Also drawn is the boundary of an open-field region (dotted gray), centered at the magnetic pole. The orientation is chosen so that the magnetic axis, the rotation axis and the line-of-sight all lie in the xb − zb plane at ψ = 0°. At this phase, the visible point is located at {θbV,  ϕbV}={6.7° , 0° }, as indicated by the blue dot.

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