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Table 2.

Pulsars discovered or independently re-discovered (detected) in the TULIPP survey.

LoTSS source Pulsar name P p DM RM Discovery notes
(s) (%) (pc cm−3) (rad m−2)
Discoveries

ILT J104937.86+582217.6 PSR J1049+5822 0.7276 61L 12.364(1) 3.9(1) TULIPP (this work)
ILT J160218.82+390101.5 PSR J1602+3901 0.003708 5|V| 17.2590(2) TULIPP (this work)

Detections

ILT J022042.11+362655.7 PSR J0220+3626 1.029 4|V| 45.422(5) LPA (Tyul’bashev et al. 2016)
ILT J074212.22+411015.0 PSR J0742+4110 0.003139 20.814(1) GBNCC (Stovall et al. 2014)
ILT J163035.93+355042.5 PSR J1630+3550 0.003229 28L 17.45494(8) 8.5(1) AO327 (Deneva et al. 2013)
ILT J221227.42+245034.4 PSR J2212+2450 0.003907 25.213(1) AO327 (Deneva et al. 2013)
ILT J222741.76+303820.8 PSR J2227+3038 0.8424 23L 10|V| 19.961(6) −59.4(1) Arecibo (Camilo et al. 1996)

Notes. Pulse period is presented to four significant figures. The fractional polarisation, p, is given for sources that have sufficient a signal-to-noise ratios to be measured using the beam-formed observations, where L denotes linear and |V| absolute circular polarisations (the systematic uncertainties are expected to be ≈5 − 10%; Noutsos et al. 2015). DM and RM measurements using the beam-formed observations are also provided. These are the mean values obtained from the beam-formed data.

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