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The internal kinematics and chemistry of 20 Milky Way strings
C. Boeche, A. Vallenari, J. Alonso-Santiago +8
Context: the recent discovery of filamentary stellar structures in the Milky Way disk raises the question of their formation in the context of the Galaxy evolution. Aims: in this w…
The youngest white dwarf companion to a millisecond pulsar: Insights from NGC 362D
Greta Ettorre, Emanuele Dalessandro, Mario Cadelano +7
We report on the identification of the optical counterpart to the recently discovered millisecond pulsar (MSP) NGC362D in the Galactic globular cluster NGC362 based on deep, multi-…
Exploring the optical properties of redback pulsars: The case of J1717+4308A in the globular cluster M92
Jianxing Chen, Greta Ettorre, Cristina Pallanca +13
Binary millisecond pulsars (MSPs) in globular clusters (GCs) are key for binary and stellar evolution studies under extreme conditions. The identification of their optical companio…
The Hubble Missing Globular Clusters Survey IV. Ultra-faint compact satellites of the Milky Way. The case of Koposov 2
M. Bellazzini, R. Pascale, E. Dodd +16
In the last decades a number of extremely faint and compact Galactic satellites (Ultra Faint Compact Satellites; UFCS) have been discovered by large panoramic surveys. Their nature…
Binary stars as dynamical tracers in globular clusters .II. Evolution of the radial distribution of the binary star fraction
J. Bruce, E. Vesperini, E. Dalessandro +5
The distinct dynamical environments occupied by multiple stellar populations in globular clusters play a significant role in many aspects of cluster evolution, including the dynami…
Binary Stars as Dynamical Tracers in Globular Clusters .I. First Observations of Bimodal Spatial Distributions
M. Cadelano, E. Dalessandro, J. Bruce +7
We present the first homogeneous study of the radial distribution of the binary fraction across the full extent of six Galactic globular clusters (GCs) spanning a wide range of dyn…