Exploring Binary Pulsar Mechanics: Lagrangian Formulations

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Information on the mechanics of binary pulsars, particularly Lagrangian formulations, can be found in various publications from the Jodrell Bank Centre for Astrophysics. These resources provide detailed insights into the theoretical frameworks and mathematical models used in pulsar research. Researchers are encouraged to explore academic journals and papers that focus on astrophysics and pulsar dynamics for comprehensive studies. Additionally, online databases and university libraries may offer access to relevant literature. This exploration can enhance understanding of binary pulsar mechanics significantly.
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Anyone got an idea of where I can get some information on the mechanics of binary pulsars? Especially the Lagrangian formulations are of interest.
 
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You may find the information you are seeking in one (or more) of the publications of the http://www.jb.man.ac.uk/research/pulsar/Publications/" .
 
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