No detectable supernova remnant near the pulsar PSR 1930 + 22
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No supernova remnant has been found near the third youngest pulsar PSR 1930+22 down to a -limiting brightness temperature of 1·4 K at 610 MHz. This is 6–8 times less than expected of a typical remnant whose age is that of the pulsar (3·60×104 years).
W. M. Goss1 D. Morris2 3
Volume 43, 2022
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