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Fig. 12.

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as a function of the radius of the more massive component, R(M1) for the low-spin estimation of parameters of the GW170817 event. Squares denote the lowest estimated mass of the primary component, M1 = 1.36 M, while triangles denote the highest mass, M1 = 1.6 M. The dashed line corresponds to the fit by Raithel et al. (2018). The thick dotted line indicates the 90% confidence limit of 900 for (corrected value from Abbott et al. 2019, Table IV). Information about varying with the mass ratio q = M2/M1 for fixed chirp mass is encoded in the plot: curves for selected EOS follow the fixed chirp mass of GW170817. The square denotes the M1 = 1.36 M (i.e. M1 = M2, q = 1), while the triangle denotes M1 = 1.60 M (M2 = 1.17 M, q = 0.725).

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