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Table 1.

Known and determined parameters for intermittent pulsars.

PSR B1931+24a J1841−0500c J1832+0029b J1910+0517d J1929+1357d
P (s) 0.814 0.913 0.534 0.308 0.867
R = ν ˙ ON / ν ˙ OFF $ R={\dot {\nu }}_{\mathrm { ON}}/{\dot {\nu }}_{\mathrm {OFF}} $ 1.51 2.65 1.77 - 1.8
W10 ( deg) 18.0±0.5e 26.1±2.5 9.1±1.5 32.2±3 13.4±1.4
ρpost (deg) 7.0±0.9 6.4±0.8 7.5±1.2 11.2±1.4 6.4±0.7
kpost (deg s0.5) 6.3±0.8 6.2±0.8 5.5±0.8 6.2±0.8 5.9±0.6
αρ−W (deg) 59 12 + 2 $ 59^{+2}_{-12} $ (or 121 2 + 12 $ 121_{-2}^{+12} $) 31 6 + 3 $ 31^{+3}_{-6} $ (or 149 3 + 6 $ 149_{-3}^{+6} $) 76 21 + 9 $ 76^{+9}_{-21} $ 38 14 + 6 $ 38^{+6}_{-14} $ 69 23 + 14 $ 69^{+14}_{-23} $
αRVM (deg) 121 25 + 21 $ {}^{+21}_{-25} $ 155 9 + 9 $ {}^{+9}_{-9} $

Notes. We list the pulse period, P, the ratio between the spin-down values for the ON and OFF states, the determined pulse width, W10, the posterior ρ and k values, and the resulting magnetic inclination angles for both methods, αρ−W and αRVM.

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