Extended Data Table 1 Mass measurements of neutron stars in double neutron star and neutron star-white dwarf systems

From: Determination of the birth-mass function of neutron stars from observations

Pulsar name

mr (M)

ms (M)

mc (M)

P (ms)

\(\boldsymbol{\dot{P}}({\mathbf{10}}^{-{\mathbf{18}}})\)

Pb (day)

e0

Reference

Double neutron star systems

J0514−4002A

1.25(6)

1.22(6)

4.99

0.084

18.785

0.888

90

J1829+2456

1.306(4)

1.299(4)

41.01

0.0435

1.176

0.139

91

J1906+0746

1.322(11)

1.291(11)

144.1

20268

0.166

0.085

92

B1534+12

1.3330(2)

1.3455(2)

37.90

2.364

0.421

0.274

93

J0737−3039A

1.3381(7)

1.2489(7)

22.70

1.761

0.102

0.088

94

J0509+3801

1.34(8)

1.46(8)

76.54

7.924

0.380

0.586

95

J1757−1854

1.3406(5)

1.3922(5)

21.50

2.654

0.184

0.606

96

J1756−2251

1.341(7)

1.230(7)

28.46

1.015

0.320

0.181

97

B2127+11C

1.358(10)

1.354(10)

30.53

5.01

0.335

0.681

98

J1807−2500B

1.3655(21)

1.2064(21)

4.19

0.113

9.957

0.747

68

B1913+16

1.4398(2)

1.3886(2)

59.03

8.645

0.323

0.617

99

J0453+1559

1.559(5)

1.174(4)

45.78

0.177

4.072

0.113

100

J1913+1102

1.62(3)

1.27(3)

27.29

0.176

0.206

0.090

101

Neutron star and white dwarf systems

J1802−2124

1.24(11)

0.78

12.65

0.071

0.699

10−6

102

J2045+3633

1.251(21)

0.873

31.68

0.594

32.30

0.017

103

J1141−6545

1.27(1)

1.01

393.9

4295

0.198

0.172

104

J1918−0642

1.29(10)

0.231

7.646

0.024

10.91

10−5

75

J1910−5959A

1.33(11)

0.18

3.266

0.0056

0.837

10−6

105

J1949+3106

1.34(17)

0.81

13.14

0.094

1.95

10−5

106

J1713+0747

1.35(7)

0.292

4.57

0.008

67.83

10−4

75

J2234+0611

1.353(17)

0.298

3.577

0.006

32.0

0.129

107

J2305+4707

1.38(10)

1.26

1066

569

12.34

0.658

3,108

J2043+1711

1.38(13)

0.173

2.38

0.004

1.48

10−6

75

J2053+4650

1.40(21)

0.86

12.59

0.166

2.45

10−5

109

J0337+1715

1.4359(3)

0.1973

2.733

0.017

1.629

10−3

110

J0437−4715

1.44(7)

0.224

5.76

0.014

5.74

10−5

111

J1738+0333

1.47(7)

0.181

5.85

0.022

0.355

10−7

112

J1909−3744

1.486(11)

0.208

2.95

0.0027

1.533

10−7

113

J1950+2414

1.496(23)

0.28

4.30

0.020

22.19

0.08

106

J1125−6014

1.5(2)

0.31

2.63

0.002

8.753

10−6

113

J1857+0943

1.54(13)

0.263

5.36

0.017

12.327

10−5

113

J0751+1807

1.64(15)

0.16

3.48

0.006

0.263

10−6

114

J0955−6150

1.71(3)

0.254

2.0

0.15

24.58

0.118

115

J1012+5307

1.72(16)

0.165

5.26

0.011

0.605

10−6

116

J1600−3053

1.77(36)

0.34

3.598

0.009

14.35

10−3

113

J1946+3417

1.828(22)

0.2556

3.17

0.003

27.02

0.134

117

J2222−0137

1.831(10)

1.319

32.82

0.017

2.446

10−3

118

J1614−2230

1.908(16)

0.493

3.15

0.0096

8.687

10−6

75

J0348+0432

2.01(4)

0.172

39.12

0.241

0.102

10−6

7

J0740+6620

2.08(7)

0.253

2.89

0.0054

4.77

10−6

119

  1. Listed here are pulsar name, the mass of recycled neutron star (mr), slow neutron star (ms) and companion star (mc), spin period (P), the intrinsic spin-down rate (\(\dot{P}\)), orbital period (Pb) and eccentricity (e0). Mass uncertainties are quoted in parentheses.