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| Preface | ||
| List of Participants | ||
| Radio Pulsars - an Observer's Perspective | 3 | |
| Neutron Star Birth Rates | 21 | |
| Kinematics of Radio Pulsars | 41 | |
| Superfluid Dynamics and Energy Dissipation in Neutron Stars | 57 | |
| Magnetic Fields of Neutron Stars | 71 | |
| Neutron Star and Black Hole Formation | 79 | |
| Coalescence Rates of Compact Objects | 89 | |
| The Final Fate of Coalesing Compact Binaries: From Black Hole to Planet Formation | 95 | |
| Accretion Discs | 111 | |
| Radiatively Inefficient Accretion Discs | 141 | |
| Inner Region of Accretion Flows onto Black Holes | 159 | |
| Neutron Stars and Black Holes in Binary Systems: Observational Properties | 171 | |
| Formation and Evolution of Neutron Stars and Black Holes in Binary Systems | 173 | |
| Transient Low-Mass X-ray Binaries in Quiescence | 245 | |
| A Comparison of Radio Emission from Neutron Star and Black Hole X-ray Binaries | 261 | |
| Black Hole and Neutron Star Jet Sources | 267 | |
| Bulk-Flow Comptonization and Time Lags due to Comptonization | 283 | |
| GRS 1915+105 as a Black Hole Accretion Disc Laboratory | 295 | |
| Weighing Black Holes with the Largest Optical Telescopes | 301 | |
| Physics of Plasma Outflows | 307 | |
| Timing the Kiloherz Quasi-periodic Oscillations in LMXR Binaries | 313 | |
| Modeling the Time Variability of Black Hole Candidates | 319 | |
| Relativistic Models of kHz QPOs | 325 | |
| Phenomenology of the 35 day Cycle | 331 | |
| Spin - Orbit Coupling in X-ray Binaries | 337 | |
| High Mass Black Holes in Soft X-ray Transients | 343 | |
| Anomalous X-ray Pulsars | 351 | |
| Astrophysics of the Soft Gamma Repeaters and the Anomalous X-ray Pulsars | 369 | |
| Neutron Star Envelopes and Thermal Radiation from the Magnetic Surface | 393 | |
| Gamma-ray Bursts: History and Observations | 417 | |
| The Afterglow of Gamma-ray Bursts: Lights on the Mystery | 431 | |
| Gamma-ray Bursts and Afterglows: The Fireball Shock Model | 451 | |
| Gamma-ray Bursts from Neutron Stars Spun up in X-ray Binaries | 467 | |
| The Chandra X-ray Observatory (CXO) | 477 | |
| Author Index | 493 | |
| Subject Index | 495 | |
| Object Index | 517 |
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Sam Foster
reviewed The Neutron Star-Black Hole Connection on October 20, 2013
The Neutron Star-Black Hole Connection
Good. Readable. Fairly concise. Needed better editing. Melia often repeats himself, sometimes from paragraph to paragraph in a way that suggests it was cut and pasted together from different lecture notes, papers, etc... Even given that, still quite good.
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