CORDIS Project
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The project aims to discover and analyze the most massive neutron stars, known as spiders, to understand their properties and interactions. By targeting gamma-ray sources, it seeks to uncover hidden millisecond pulsars and explore their role in cosmic ray and neutrino production, impacting various fields such as astrop…
The astrophysics field of compact binary millisecond pulsars is thriving.
This growing class of rapidly spinning neutron stars – also known as ""spiders""– constitutes the most promising place to find massive pulsars.
Super-massive neutron stars, with a mass significantly higher than two Solar masses, cannot contain exotic particles.
Finding such stars would have profound implications for nuclear physics.
The maximum neutron star mass has also important consequences for the fate of supernovae an…
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