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Comments on "Strongly magnetized cold degenerate electron gas: Mass-radius relation of the magnetized white dwarf"
Rajaram Nityananda, Sushan Konar
The super-massive white dwarf models proposed by Das & Mukhopadhyaya [Phys. Rev. D 86 042001 (2012)], based on modifying the equation of state by a super-strong magnetic field in t…
Glitch Statistics of Radio Pulsars : Multiple populations
Sushan Konar, Mihir Arjunwadkar
There appears to be more than one statistically different populations in the energy distribution of glitches, strongly indicative of different mechanisms accessing different energy…
Evolution of the Magnetic Field in Accreting Neutron Stars
Sushan Konar
In this thesis we address the question of {\em the evolution of the magnetic field in neutron stars}. There has been sufficient observational indication suggesting a causal connect…
Magnetic Fields of Neutron Stars : The AMXP Connection
Sushan Konar
This article briefly reviews our current understanding (or lack thereof) of the evolution of magnetic fields in neutron stars, with an emphasis on the binary systems. In particular…
Strong constraints on magnetized white dwarfs surpassing the Chandrasekhar mass limit
Rajaram Nityananda, Sushan Konar
We show that recently proposed white dwarf models with masses well in excess of the Chandrasekhar limit, based on modifying the equation of state by a super-strong magnetic field i…
The Magnetic Fields of Millisecond Pulsars in Globular Clusters
Sushan Konar
Many of the characteristic properties of the millisecond pulsars found in globular clusters are markedly different from those in the Galactic disc. We find that one such physical p…
The Binary History and the Magnetic Field of Neutron Star
Sushan Konar
There has been strong observational evidence suggesting a causal connection between the binary history of neutron stars and the evolution of their magnetic field. In this article w…
The micro-glitch in PSR B1821-24 : A case for a strange pulsar?
Raka Dona Ray Mandal, Sushan Konar, Mira Dey +1
The single glitch observed in PSR B1821-24, a millisecond pulsar in M28, is unusual on two counts. First, the magnitude of this glitch is at least an order of magnitude smaller ($Δ…