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Advances in our understanding of the free precession candidate PSR B1828-11
Gregory Ashton, David Ian Jones, Reinhard Prix
We highlight the advances and difficulties in understanding PSR B1828-11, which undergoes long-term periodic modulations in its timing and pulse shape over several years. A model c…
Implications of the Occurrence of Glitches in Pulsar Free Precession Candidates
D. I. Jones, G. Ashton, R. Prix
The timing properties of radio pulsars provide a unique probe of neutron star interiors. Recent observations have uncovered quasiperiodicities in the timing and pulse properties of…
On the free-precession candidate PSR B1828-11: Evidence for increasing deformation
G. Ashton, D. I. Jones, R. Prix
We observe that the periodic variations in spin-down rate and beam-width of the radio pulsar PSR B1828-11 are getting faster. In the context of a free precession model, this corres…
Comparing models of the periodic variations in spin-down and beam-width for PSR B1828-11
G. Ashton, D. I. Jones, R. Prix
We build a framework using tools from Bayesian data analysis to evaluate models explaining the periodic variations in spin-down and beam-width of PSR B1828-11. The available data c…
The effect of timing noise on targeted and narrow-band coherent searches for continuous gravitational waves from pulsars
G. Ashton, D. I. Jones, R. Prix
Most searches for continuous gravitational-waves from pulsars use Taylor expansions in the phase to model the spin-down of neutron stars. Studies of pulsars demonstrate that their…