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Rotating Radio Transient Phases of Isolated Neutron Star Systems and Descendants of Central Compact Objects
Rotating radio transients (RRATs) form an isolated neutron star (INS) population characterized by their sporadic and short radio bursts. In the fallback disc model, it was suggested that most INS populations pass through an RRAT phase during their evolution, and the mechanism producing these bursts
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