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Table 1

Neutron stars that are candidates for being formed via AIC in a globular cluster (a–d) or in the Galactic disk (e–h), respectively.

Object P B* Porb Ref.
ms G days M

PSR B1718−19 1004 4.0 × 1011 0.258 ~0.10 a
PSR J1745−20A 289 1.1 × 1011 b
PSR J1820−30B 379 3.4 × 1010 c
PSR J1823−3021C 406 9.5 × 1010 d

GRO J1744−28 467 1.0 × 1013 11.8 ~0.08 e
PSR J1744−3922 172 5.0 × 109 0.191 ~0.10 f
PSR B1831−00 521 2.0 × 1010 1.81 ~0.08 g
4U 1626−67 7680 3.0 × 1012 0.028 ~0.02 h

Notes.See text for explanations and discussion.

(*)

B-field values calculated from Eq. (5) in Tauris et al. (2012) which includes a spin-down torque due to a plasma-filled magnetosphere.

(**)

Median masses calculated for i = 60° and MNS = 1.35 M.

Reference. a) Lyne et al. (1993); b) Lyne et al. (1996); c) Biggs et al. (1994); d) Boyles et al. (2011); e) van Paradijs et al. (1997); f) Breton et al. (2007); g) Sutantyo & Li (2000); h) Yungelson et al. (2002).

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