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Table 1.

Northern radio-quiet gamma-ray pulsars.

Pulsar l b P 10−34Ė fref Sref Ref. Nobs Tsky s
(°) (°) (ms) (erg s−1) (MHz) (mJy) (mJy) (K) (h) (mJy)
J0002+6216* 117.33 −0.07 115.4 15.3 1400 0.022 (detection) 1,2,9 ∼0.78 9 859 6.5 <2.1 > − 2.1
J0007+7303 119.66 10.46 315.9 44.8 820 <0.012 3 <0.18 9 619 5.4 <1.7
J0106+4855* 125.47 −13.87 83.2 2.9 820 0.030 (detection) 4 ∼0.45 12 482 10.4 <1.3 > − 2.2
J0357+3205 162.76 −16.01 444.1 0.6 327 <0.043 3 <0.15 12 374 8.9 <0.8
J0359+5414 148.23 0.88 79.4 131.8 1400 <0.015 1,2 <0.53 12 716 10.5 <1.7
J0554+3107 179.06 2.70 465.0 5.6 1400 <0.066 5 <2.4 11 483 7.6 <1.2
J0622+3749 175.88 10.96 333.2 2.7 820 <0.032 4 <0.48 7 457 5.6 <1.4
J0631+0646* 204.68 −1.24 111.0 10.4 1400 0.018 (detection) 1,2,9 ∼0.64 7 641 2.0 <3.2 > − 2.3
J0633+0632 205.09 −0.93 297.4 11.9 1510 <0.003 3 <0.12 9 641 2.0 <2.3
J1836+5925 88.88 25.00 173.3 1.1 820 <0.010 3 <0.15 3 493 2.1 <2.5
J1838−0537 26.51 0.21 145.7 593.3 2000 <0.009 6 <0.57 4 4500 0.6 <26
J1846+0919 40.69 5.34 225.6 3.4 1510 <0.004 8 <0.16 2 1370 0.9 <7.6
J1906+0722 41.22 0.03 111.5 102.2 1400 <0.021 7 <0.75 9 2830 3.0 <8.0
J1907+0602* 40.18 −0.89 106.6 282.4 1510 0.005 (detection) 10,3 ∼0.20 11 2510 3.2 <7.1 > − 3.1
J1932+1916 54.66 0.08 208.2 40.7 1400 <0.075 5 <2.7 8 1410 4.1 <2.9
J1954+2836 65.24 0.38 92.7 104.8 1510 <0.004 8 <0.16 11 1150 8.2 <2.1
J1957+5033 84.60 11.00 374.8 0.5 820 <0.025 8 <0.38 10 613 8.6 <1.3
J1958+2846 65.88 −0.35 290.4 34.2 1510 <0.005 3 <0.20 12 1150 8.3 <2.0
J2017+3625 74.51 0.39 166.7 1.2 1510 <0.005 1,2 <0.20 13 554 8.1 <1.3
J2021+4026 78.23 2.09 265.3 11.4 2000 <0.011 3 <0.69 13 2830 10.3 <3.2
J2028+3332 73.36 −3.01 176.7 3.5 1510 <0.004 4 <0.16 7 921 5.2 <1.9
J2030+4415 82.34 2.89 227.1 2.2 820 <0.019 4 <0.29 12 1420 10.1 <2.2
J2032+4127* 80.22 1.03 143.2 36.3 2000 0.05 (detection) 11,3 ∼3.2 11 1600 9.6 <2.6 > − 1.5
J2055+2539 70.69 −12.52 319.6 0.5 327 <0.085 8 <0.30 9 509 5.3 <1.3
J2111+4606 88.31 −1.45 157.8 143.6 820 <0.033 4 <0.50 9 886 7.2 <1.9
J2139+4716 92.63 −4.02 282.8 0.3 820 <0.034 4 <0.52 11 730 9.9 <1.1
J2238+5903 106.56 0.48 162.7 88.8 820 <0.027 3 <0.41 11 1080 9.7 <1.9

Notes. Column 1: name of the pulsar (pulsars with know radio emission are denoted with *). Columns 2 and 3: Galactic coordinates for each pulsar. Column 4: pulsar period (P). Column 5: spindown luminosity Ė. Columns 6 and 7: observing frequency and measured mean flux density (or upper limit) for the most constraining observation (assuming a spectral index of −1.6). Column 8: Reference (for Cols. 6 and 7). Column 9: flux density (or upper limit) from Cols. 6 and 7 extrapolated to an observing frequency of 150 MHz (using a spectral index of −1.6). Column 10: the number of good observations (usually one hour) used in the final analysis (i.e., with a sufficiently low RFI level). Column 11: sky temperature. Column 12: the equivalent duration of the dataset under the assumption of nominal gain, as given by Eq. (5). Column 13: flux density upper limit at 150 MHz (in the band 110−190 MHz) as determined in this work. Column 14: limit on the spectral index s derived from the most constraining previous detection (Cols. 6 and 7) and our flux density limit (Col. 13).

References. (1) Clark et al. (2017), (2) Wu et al. (2018), (3) Ray et al. (2011), (4) Pletsch et al. (2012b), (5) Pletsch et al. (2013), (6) Pletsch et al. (2012a), (7) Clark et al. (2015), (8) Saz Parkinson et al. (2010), (9) J. Wu (priv. comm.), (10) Abdo et al. (2010), (11) Camilo et al. (2009).

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