Orbital inclination and mass of the binary pulsar PSR0655 + 64

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Binary Stars, Pulsars, Stellar Mass, Companion Stars, Electron Density (Concentration), Inclination, Orbital Elements, Scintillation

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The author reports here variations in the rate of interstellar scintillation that have been measured as the pulsar PSR 0655+64 moves around its orbit, allowing a direct determination of the inclination of the orbit, the transverse velocity of the whole binary system through space and also of the linear scale of the interstellar scintillation pattern. The observations also provide an upper limit to the diameter of the companion star and the electron density within the orbit.

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