Fig. 15.
Two examples of pulse profile variations in terms of a combination of ξS and φC. (A) The pulse profile of the polar cone component in figure 12c in which ξ = 5 and φC = 60° changes to the left-hand profile by replacing ξ to 10, and further changes to the right profile by replacing φC to 30°. (B) The pulse profile of the polar cone component in figure 12e in which ξ = 5 and φC = 60° changes to the left- and right-hand profiles by replacing (ξ, φC) to (10, 30°) and further to (10, 15°), respectively. (Color online)

Two examples of pulse profile variations in terms of a combination of ξS and φC. (A) The pulse profile of the polar cone component in figure 12c in which ξ = 5 and φC = 60° changes to the left-hand profile by replacing ξ to 10, and further changes to the right profile by replacing φC to 30°. (B) The pulse profile of the polar cone component in figure 12e in which ξ = 5 and φC = 60° changes to the left- and right-hand profiles by replacing (ξ, φC) to (10, 30°) and further to (10, 15°), respectively. (Color online)

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