Peculiar objects in the birthplaces of radio pulsars -- stellar-mass black hole candidates
arXiv:2301.09417 · doi:10.1134/S1990341322010035
Abstract
We perform a search for stellar-mass black hole candidates in the spatial regions with increased probability of their occurrence, isolated based on the evolutionary scenarios for compact objects originating in disrupted binaries. We analyze the sources located in these regions with available spectral or photometric data, as well as measured proper motions and distances. Nine objects that exhibit characteristics corresponding to theoretical predictions for isolated black holes are marked for further study as black hole candidates.
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