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Table 2

List of the 48 detected MSPs.

PSR P DM Binary? WSRT BSA LOFAR Epoch T obs Prof. S / N LBA Ref.
(ms) (pc cm-3) detected? detected? ObsID (MJD) (min) Sign. detected?

J0030+0451 4 .865 4 .333 Isolated ... y L83021 56 304.694 20 251 31 y 1
J00340534 1 .877 13 .765 He WD y y L81272 56 286.738 20 543 63 y 1
J0214+5222 24 .575 22 .037 He WD/sdB? ... ... L196378 56 646.791 20 116 41 ... 4
J0218+4232 2 .323 61 .252 He WD n y L155442 56 473.304 20 126 19 ... 1
J0337+1715 2 .733 21 .316 He WD+He WD ... ... L167133 56 512.229 60 50 11 ... 2
J0407+1607 25 .702 35 .65 He WD ... ... L227494 56 790.515 20 194 30 ... 20
J0621+1002 28 .854 36 .601 CO WD n y L81270 56 289.023 20 47 9 ... 3
J0636+5129 2 .869 11 .107 BW? ... ... L196371 56 648.046 10 30 10 ... 4
J0645+5158 8 .853 18 .247 Isolated ... ... L85909 56 322.009 20 59 19 ... 4
J07373039A 22 .699 48 .920 PSR ... ... L85911 56 321.940 60 25 6 ... 5
J0751+1807 3 .479 30 .249 He WD ... y L81051 56 280.049 20 24 7 ... 1
J1012+5307 5 .256 9 .023 He WD y y L81268 56 289.149 20 183 32 n 1
J1022+1001 16 .453 10 .252 CO WD y y L81254 56 296.126 20 274 49 n 6
J1023+0038 1 .688 14 .325 MS/Redback y ... L85233 56 315.163 20 105 30 ... 7
J10240719 5 .162 6 .485 Isolated n y L81049 56 280.168 20 40 10 n 1
J1038+0032 28 .852 26 .59 Isolated ... ... L227490 56 782.804 20 39 8 ... 21
J12311411 3 .684 8 .090 He WD ... ... L227492 56 789.862 20 27 7 ... 17
B1257+12 6 .219 10 .166 Planets y y L81253 56 296.230 20 313 44 n 8
J1453+1902 5 .792 14 .049 Isolated ... ... L227293 56 779.988 20 18 6 ... 22
J1544+4937 2 .159 23 .226 BW ... ... L227294 56 780.003 20 89 23 ... 23
J1640+2224 3 .163 18 .426 He WD ... y L81266 56 289.368 20 66 15 ... 1
J1709+2313 4 .631 25 .347 He WD ... ... L249810 56 964.533 20 14 5 ... 24
J1713+0747 4 .570 15 .992 He WD n y L149156 56 465.941 60 30 8 ... 1
J17302304 8 .123 9 .617 Isolated ... y L164998 56 490.889 30 32 9 ... 1
J1738+0333 5 .850 33 .778 He WD ... ... L124889 56 399.183 20 21 6 ... 1
J17441134 4 .075 3 .139 Isolated y y L81264 56 293.440 20 37 15 ... 1
J1810+1744 1 .663 39 .659 BW ... ... L81263 56 293.456 20 861 65 n 9
J1816+4510 3 .193 38 .887 He? WD/sdB? ... ... L212736 56 737.245 20 888 159 ... 4, 25
J1853+1303 4 .092 30 .570 He WD ... ... L84523 56 311.438 20 24 7 ... 10
B1855+09 5 .362 13 .300 He WD ... y L131365 56 417.151 20 23 5 ... 1
J1905+0400 3 .784 25 .692 Isolated ... ... L249826 56 964.657 20 18 7 ... 10
J19111114 3 .626 30 .975 He WD y y L81277 56 286.527 20 25 8 ... 11
J19180642 7 .646 26 .554 He WD ... ... L81276 56 286.543 20 28 7 ... 1
J1923+2515 3 .788 18 .858 Isolated ... ... L85594 56 318.472 20 58 12 ... 12
B1937+21 1 .558 71 .040 Isolated ... ... L138647 56 434.134 30 275 25 ... 1
J1944+0907 5 .185 24 .34 Isolated ... ... L84521 56 311.472 20 103 12 ... 13
B1953+29 6 .133 104 .501 He WD ... ... L84522 56 311.456 20 44 6 ... 10
B1957+20 1 .607 29 .117 BW y ... L81275 56 286.559 20 230 24 ... 14
J2019+2425 3 .935 17 .203 He WD ... y L146225 56 457.103 20 18 6 ... 1
J2043+1711 2 .380 20 .710 He WD ... ... L84518 56 311.522 20 96 14 ... 15
J20510827 4 .509 20 .745 BW n y L85592 56 318.504 20 65 12 ... 16
J21450750 16 .052 8 .998 CO WD y y L81259 56 293.607 20 324 37 y 1
J2214+3000 3 .119 22 .557 BW ... ... L146228 56 457.159 20 27 7 ... 17
J2215+5135 2 .610 69 .2 MS/Redback ... ... L85588 56 318.567 20 114 13 ... 9
J2235+1506 59 .767 18 .09 Isolated ... y L168068 56 521.018 30 25 9 ... 18
J2302+4442 5 .192 13 .762 He(?) WD ... ... L84516 56 311.603 20 40 10 ... 19
J2317+1439 3 .445 21 .907 He WD ... y L83022 56 304.635 20 176 40 n 1
J2322+2057 4 .808 13 .372 Isolated ... y L146234 56 460.218 20 14 9 ... 1

Notes. P and DM are from the best ephemerides we used. Column 4 shows the binary companion or system type, where “BW” denotes “black widow” eclipsing systems with ultra-light (UL) companion (M< 0.08 M), “Redback” – compact eclipsing systems with more massive companion (M ~ 0.10.2 M), “MS” – main-sequence star companion, “WD” – white dwarf companion, either helium (He), or CO/ONeMg (CO), “sdB” – subdwarf B star. WSRT observations are from Stappers et al. (2008) and from Archibald et al. (2009) in the case of PSR J1023+0038. BSA is the Large Phased Array in Pushchino and observations are those reported by Kuzmin & Losovsky (2001). The corresponding flux density measurements are given in Table 4 for those pulsars detected with LOFAR. The LOFAR ObsID, Epoch, Tobs, S/N and profile significance (Prof. Sign.) are for the best individual observation. Profile significance is defined as in Lorimer & Kramer (2005, p. 167, Eq. (7.1)). The last column gives a reference to the ephemerides used.

(†)

Corresponding value is for the sum of several 5-min observations.

(∗)

Given the number of profile bins as in Fig. 1.

Reference. (1) Desvignes & et al. (2015); (2) Ransom et al. (2014); (3) Splaver et al. (2002); (4) Stovall et al. (2014a); (5) M. Kramer (priv. comm.); (6) Verbiest et al. (2009); (7) Archibald et al. (2009); (8) Konacki & Wolszczan (2003); (9) J. Hessels (priv. comm.); (10) Gonzalez et al. (2011); (11) Toscano et al. (1999); (12) Lynch et al. (2013); (13) Champion et al. (2005); (14) Arzoumanian et al. (1994); (15) Guillemot et al. (2012); (16) Doroshenko et al. (2001); (17) Ransom et al. (2011); (18) Camilo et al. (1996b); (19) Cognard et al. (2011); (20) Lorimer et al. (2005); (21) Burgay et al. (2006); (22) Lorimer et al. (2007); (23) Bhattacharyya et al. (2013); (24) Lewandowski et al. (2004); (25) Kaplan et al. (2013).

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