Exploring Binary Pulsar Mechanics: Lagrangian Formulations

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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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