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Apart from the masses, how are binary systems with a neutron star different from binary systems with a white dwarf?
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Apart from the masses, how are binary systems with a neutron star different from binary systems with a white dwarf?

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Apart from amount of mass accumulation from the companion star binary system of neutron star and white dwarf differ in the type of pressure degeneracy amount of gravity spin rate and type of emission of radiation.

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