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Empirical determination of the Galactic neutron star--black hole merger rate using StarTrack models
The discovery of a pulsar in a binary system with a black hole would provide a unique laboratory for testing general relativity in the strong-field regime and offer vital constraints on massive star evolution. We assess prospects for the detectability of such systems by utilizing the radio pulsar po
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