A Multifrequency Census of 100 Pulsars below 100 MHz with LWA: A Systematic Study of Flux Density, Spectra, Timing, Dispersion, Polarization, and Its Variation from a Decade of Observations
P. Kumar et al 2025 ApJ 982 132 A detailed census of 100 pulsars, including six millisecond pulsars, yields sensitive measurements of dispersion and rotation measures, polarization, timing solutions…
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