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Table 2.

Millisecond pulsars detected by NenuFAR (eight of which are detected for the first time below 100 MHz – they are marked with an asterisk).

Millisecond Duration S/N DM Mean flux
pulsar (min) (pc cm−3) (mJy)
J0030+0451 184 33 4.3331(1) 67(34)
J0034−0534 178 46 13.76530(1) 1168(584)
J0214+5222* 178 7 22.0392(3) 5(3)
J0740+6620* 142 9 14.9620(1) 6(3)
J1022+1001* 178 52 10.25356(3) 31(16)
J1231−1411* 126 10 8.0918(1) 34(17)
B1257+12* 178 14 10.1539(1) 25(13)
J1400−1431 120 98 4.93380(1) 386(193)
J1658+3630* 23 9 3.045(1) 12(6)
J1710+49* 178 7 7.0854(1) 4(2)
J1806+2819* 178 28 18.6732(1) 30(15)
J2145−0750 178 50 9.0053(1) 90(45)

Notes. For each of them the observing duration in minutes, the S/N of the detection, the best-fit DM calculated using pdmp (part of the software package PSRCHIVE), and the mean flux density determined with an error bar of 50% from a bandwidth of 75 MHz centered at 50 MHz are listed.

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