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Neutron star formation | 3 | |
Young neutron stars and their wind nebulae | 15 | |
Neutron star superfluidity, dynamics and precession | 33 | |
A biography of the magnetic field of a neutron star | 47 | |
Elementary processes in strong magnetic fields | 63 | |
Drifting subpulses in PSR B0826-34 | 75 | |
Temperature distribution in magnetized neutron star crusts | 79 | |
Coupling of radial and non-radial oscillations of neutron stars | 83 | |
High-energy neutrino astronomy | 89 | |
Gravitational wave interactions with magnetized plasmas | 103 | |
The double-neutron-star inspiral rate and expectations for GW detection | 107 | |
Proto-neutron star neutrino emission | 111 | |
Observations of cooling neutron stars | 117 | |
Optical studies of isolated neutron stars and their environments | 133 | |
Disks around radio pulsars | 137 | |
Radiation from condensed surface of magnetic neutron stars | 141 | |
Observations of radio pulsars | 147 | |
Radio pulsar statistics | 161 | |
Emission mechanisms and broad band spectra of pulsars | 173 | |
Modeling spectral features from isolated neutron stars | 185 | |
Formation and evolution of neutron stars in binary systems | 191 | |
Accretion disks | 203 | |
High mass x-ray binaries in LMC | 249 | |
Astrophysics with lobster telescopes | 253 | |
The stability of magnetized rotating plasmas with strong toroidal fields | 257 | |
Accretion powered x-ray pulsars | 263 | |
Delayed iron lines in GX 1+4 | 279 | |
Timing neutron stars | 283 | |
Millisecond x-ray pulsars and QPOs | 311 | |
The electromagnetic spectrum of AXPs | 329 | |
The distribution of kHz QPO frequencies in Sco X-1 | 339 | |
The Chandra X-ray Observatory | 345 | |
The INTEGRAL mission | 357 |
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