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Table 6

α and ζ best-fit solution resulting from the γ-ray only fit of the 41 RL pulsars.

α PC α SG α OG α OPC α others ζ PC ζ SG ζ OG ζ OPC ζ others
° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° °

J0205+6449 85.7 − 90 2
J0248+6021
J0534+2200 60.10 − 64.35 2
J0631+1036
J0659+1414
J07291448
J07422822
J08354510 431/703 62.95 − 64.27 2
J09084913
J09405428
J10165857
J10195749
J10285819
J10485832
J10575226
J11056107
J11126103
J11196127
J11245916 68.0 − 82.0 2
J13576429
J14106132
J14206048
J15095850
J15135908
J16484611
J17024128
J17094429 49.0 − 57.8 2
J17183825
J17303350
J17412054
J17472958
J18012451
J18331034 85.1 − 85.6 2
J18351106
J1952+3252
J2021+3651 76.0 − 82.0 2
J2030+3641
J2032+4127
J2043+2740
J2229+6114 38.0 − 54.0 2
J2240+5832

Notes. The central and last columns list independent α and ζ estimates, found in the literature, respectively. Superscript and subscript refer to upper and lower errors, respectively. The errors bigger than 1 correspond to the 3σ statistical error. The solutions compatible, within the errors, with the solutions obtained by fitting jointly radio and γ-ray light curves and listed in Table 3 are highlighted in grey cells.

Reference.

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α = ζ + 6.5 found by Johnston et al. (2005) with ζ ~ 63.5 from Ng & Romani (2008).

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