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  Overall population [90, 122, 87, 66, 65, 91]
  Overall population [90, 122, 87, 66, 65, 91] 
 
  Pulsar birthrate cf SN rate [69]
  Pulsar birthrate cf SN rate [69] 
 
  msp population [5, 68, 66, 53]
  msp population [5, 68, 66, 53] 
 
  msp birthrate [70, 67]
  msp birthrate [70, 67] 
 
  msp formation and evolution [53]
  msp formation and evolution [53] 
 
  Intermediate mass msps [27]
  Intermediate mass msps [27] 
 
  Double NS merger rate [37]
  Double NS merger rate [37] 
 
  Galactic electron distribution [91]
  Galactic electron distribution [91] 
 
 Recent Papers 
 
Intermediate-Mass Binary Pulsars: a New Class of Objects?
 
Pulsar Period and Magnetic Field Evolution
 
Hubble Space Telescope Observations of Millisecond Pulsar
Companions: Constraints on Evolution
 
The Millisecond pulsar Population
 
Pulsar statistics III: Neutron star binaries
 
Pulsar Statistics - II. The local low-mass binary pulsar
population
 
The local low-mass binary pulsar population
 
The birthrate of low-mass binary pulsars in the Galactic disk
 
On the radio pulsar B-V correlation.
 
Birth rate of millisecond pulsars
 
Jon Bell 
Mon Dec 16 08:59:38 GMT 1996