Long-term timing results of ecliptic pulsars observed with I-LOFAR

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Table 3

Spin and orbital parameters of the seven pulsars in our dataset.

Pulsar (J2000)	RAJ (hh:mm:ss)	DecJ (dd:mm:ss)	F0 (Hz)	F1(10⁻¹⁵ s⁻²)	F2 (10⁻²⁶ s⁻³)	DM(pc cm⁻³)	P_b (days)	Ṗ_b (10⁻¹¹)	A1 (lt-s)
J0034-0534	00:34:21.84	−05:34:36.95	532.7134	−1.3484	–	13.765	1.5893	–	1.4378
J0826+2637	08:26:51.16	+26:37:11.37	1.8844	−5.8973	−7.2884	19.504	–	–	–
J1022+1001	10:22:57.98	+10:01:52.92	60.7794	−0.1608	–	10.253	7.8051	7.1432	16.7648
J1136+1551	11:36:03.15	+15:51:18.26	0.8418	−2.6224	−10.472	4.848	–	–	–
J1300+1240	13:00:03.12	+12:40:54.41	160.8097	−2.9448	–	10.152	25.3168	–	8.98X10⁻⁶
J1645-0317	16:45:01.93	−03:18:09.26	2.5793	738.34	–	35.741	–	–	–
J2145-0750	21:45:50.46	−07:50:18.53	62.2959	−0.1184	–	9.003	6.8389	4.2981	10.1647

Notes. Pulsar names are in J2000 format. RAJ and DecJ are right ascension and declination. F0 is the spin frequency; F1 and F2 are its first and second derivatives. DM is the dispersion measure. P_b and Ṗ_b are the orbital period and its derivative, and A1 is the projected semi-major axis.

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