Public List of LAT-Detected Gamma-Ray Pulsars

The following is a compilation of all publicly-announced gamma-ray pulsars detected using the Fermi LAT. Each of the detections has been vetted by the LAT team, typically requiring a pulsed-detection significance of at least 4 sigma before announcement. We attempt to ensure that the information presented here is correct, but we strongly encourage users to consult the cited literature as the definitive source of information. Note that this list does not include all pulsars found in radio searches of LAT sources or other radio pulsars associated with LAT sources unless gamma-ray pulsations have been detected. To prevent inadvertent disclosure of private information, Edot column is only populated for pulsars whose discoveries have already been published, not just announced at a conference. Another warning: Edots in this list are NOT corrected for the Shklovskii effect.

Timing models (i.e. par files) for most published gamma-ray pulsars are available from the FSSC at this page . And, a list of all LAT published papers is available here . NB: When referencing particulars of any individual published pulsar, please cite the original papers and not this URL.

Last Updated: 2018 May 14
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Summary Statistics

Total number of pulsars: 216

Young, radio selected: 55
Young, gamma selected: 57
Young, X-ray selected: 5
MSP, radio selected : 96
MSP, gamma selected : 3
Found in radio searches of LAT sources : 58
EGRET/COMPTEL pulsars: 7

Fermi LAT List of Detected Gamma-Ray Pulsars

Name	RAJ (deg)	DECJ (deg)	P (ms)	Edot	Codes	Refs
PSR J0002+6216	0.74	62.27	115.36	1.5e+35	gu	P201,64
PSR J0007+7303	1.75	73.05	315.87	4.5e+35	g	1,6,14,23,38,45
PSR J0023+0923	5.82	9.39	3.05	1.5e+34	mbrup	P6,45
PSR J0030+0451	7.61	4.86	4.87	3.5e+33	mr	5,7,14,45
PSR J0034-0534	8.59	-5.58	1.88	2.9e+34	mbr	15,45
PSR J0101-6422	15.30	-64.38	2.57	1.1e+34	mbrup	39,P10,45
PSR J0102+4839	15.71	48.66	2.96	1.7e+34	mbrup	P6,45
PSR J0106+4855	16.60	48.93	83.16	2.9e+34	gu	32,45
PSR J0205+6449	31.41	64.83	65.74	3e+37	x	4,14,45
PSR J0218+4232	34.53	42.54	2.32	2.4e+35	mbr	7,14,45
PSR J0248+4230	42.13	42.51	2.60	3.8e+34	mrup	P200,70
PSR J0248+6021	42.08	60.36	217.11	2.1e+35	r	14,26,45
PSR J0251+2606	42.76	26.10	2.54	–	mbrup	P200,60
PSR J0307+7443	46.98	74.72	3.16	2.2e+34	mbrup	P6,42
PSR J0318+0253	49.56	2.88	5.19	–	mur	73
PSR J0340+4130	55.10	41.51	3.30	7.5e+33	mrup	P6,45,55
PSR J0357+3205	59.47	32.09	444.10	5.9e+33	gu	6,14,23,45
PSR J0359+5414	59.86	54.25	79.43	1.3e+36	gu	P201,64
PSR J0437-4715	69.32	-47.25	5.76	1.2e+34	mbr	7,14,45
PSR J0514-4407	78.72	-44.14	320.31	2.5e+33	r	70
PSR J0533+6759	83.48	67.99	4.39	5.7e+33	mrup	53
PSR J0534+2200	83.63	22.01	33.00	4.6e+38	re	11,14,45
PSR J0540-6919	85.05	-69.33	50.50	1.5e+38	x	P18,65
PSR J0554+3107	88.52	31.13	464.96	5.6e+34	gu	P201,51
PSR J0605+3757	91.27	37.96	2.73	9.5e+33	mbrup	53
PSR J0610-2100	92.56	-21.01	3.86	8.4e+33	mbr	P12,44,45
PSR J0613-0200	93.43	-2.01	3.06	1.5e+34	mbr	7,14,45
PSR J0614-3329	93.54	-33.50	3.15	2.2e+34	mbrup	22,45
PSR J0621+2514	95.30	25.23	2.72	4.8e+34	mbrup	53
PSR J0622+3749	95.54	37.82	333.21	2.7e+34	gu	32,45
PSR J0631+0646	97.97	6.77	110.98	1e+35	gu	P201,64
PSR J0631+1036	97.86	10.62	287.77	1.7e+35	r	12,14,45
PSR J0633+0632	98.43	6.54	297.40	1.2e+35	gu	6,14,23,45
PSR J0633+1746	98.48	17.77	236.97	3.2e+34	xe	14,20,45
PSR J0659+1414	104.95	14.24	384.91	3.8e+34	r	12,14,45
PSR J0729-1448	112.32	-14.81	251.66	2.8e+35	r	45
PSR J0734-1559	113.69	-15.99	155.14	1.3e+35	gu	P8,45
PSR J0737-3039A	114.46	-30.66	22.70	5.9e+33	mbr	P15
PSR J0740+6620	115.19	66.34	2.89	2e+34	mbr	P19,59
PSR J0742-2822	115.70	-28.38	166.75	1.4e+35	r	12,14,45
PSR J0751+1807	117.79	18.13	3.48	7.3e+33	mbr	7,14,45
PSR J0835-4510	128.84	-45.18	88.97	7e+36	re	3,14,17,45
PSR J0908-4913	137.15	-49.22	106.76	4.9e+35	r	P9,45
PSR J0922+0638	140.56	6.64	430.66	6.8e+33	r	P200,68
PSR J0931-1902	142.83	-19.05	4.64	1.4e+33	mr	P19,52,59
PSR J0940-5428	145.24	-54.48	87.55	1.9e+36	r	P9,45
PSR J0955-6150	148.83	-61.84	2.00	–	mbrup	P23,61
PSR J1012-4235	153.05	-42.60	3.10	–	mru	P23,61
PSR J1016-5857	154.09	-58.95	107.39	2.6e+36	r	P4,45
PSR J1019-5749	154.97	-57.82	162.50	1.8e+35	r	P13,45
PSR J1023-5746	155.76	-57.77	111.47	1.1e+37	gu	21,45
PSR J1024-0719	156.16	-7.32	5.16	5.3e+33	mr	P12,44,45
PSR J1028-5819	157.12	-58.32	90.99	8.4e+35	r	P12,2,14,45
PSR J1035-6720	158.86	-67.34	2.87	7.7e+34	mgu	72
PSR J1036-8317	159.17	-83.30	3.41	–	mbrup	P23,61
PSR J1044-5737	161.14	-57.62	139.03	8e+35	gu	21,45
PSR J1048-5832	162.05	-58.53	123.61	2e+36	r	10,14,39,45
PSR J1055-6028	163.91	-60.48	99.66	1.2e+36	r	P17,45,56
PSR J1057-5226	164.50	-52.45	197.24	3e+34	re	14,19,45
PSR J1057-5851	164.29	-58.85	620.35	1.7e+34	gu	P201,64
PSR J1105-6037	166.25	-60.62	194.93	1.2e+35	gu	P201,64
PSR J1105-6107	166.36	-61.13	63.19	2.5e+36	r	P13,45
PSR J1112-6103	168.06	-61.06	64.97	4.5e+36	r	45
PSR J1119-6127	169.81	-61.46	407.75	2.3e+36	r	P3,34,45
PSR J1124-3653	171.00	-36.89	2.41	1.7e+34	mbrup	P6,45
PSR J1124-5916	171.16	-59.27	135.48	1.2e+37	r	14,23,45
PSR J1125-5825	171.43	-58.42	3.10	8.1e+34	mbr	30,45
PSR J1135-6055	173.78	-60.93	114.49	2.1e+36	gu	P11,45
PSR J1137+7528	174.26	75.47	2.51	7.9e+33	mbrup	53
PSR J1142+0119	175.71	1.33	5.08	4.5e+33	mbrup	53
PSR J1151-6108	177.99	-61.14	101.63	3.9e+35	r	68
PSR J1207-5050	181.84	-50.84	4.84	2.1e+33	mrup	P200,70
PSR J1208-6238	182.06	-62.63	440.52	1.5e+36	gu	P201,63
PSR J1224-6407	186.09	-64.13	216.45	1.9e+34	r	P19,69
PSR J1227-4853	186.99	-48.90	1.69	9e+34	mbrup	57,70
PSR J1231-1411	187.80	-14.20	3.68	1.8e+34	mbrup	22,45
PSR J1301+0833	195.41	8.57	1.84	–	mbrup	C
PSR J1302-3258	195.61	-32.98	3.77	–	mbrup	55
PSR J1311-3430	197.94	-34.51	2.56	4.9e+34	mbgup	46,47
PSR J1312+0051	198.19	0.85	4.23	9.3e+33	mbrup	53
PSR J1341-6220	205.43	-62.34	193.34	1.4e+36	r	P21,68
PSR J1350-6225	207.68	-62.43	138.16	1.3e+35	gu	P201,64
PSR J1357-6429	209.26	-64.49	166.11	3.1e+36	r	28,29,45
PSR J1410-6132	212.60	-61.54	50.05	1e+37	r	P9,45
PSR J1413-6205	213.37	-62.09	109.74	8.3e+35	gu	21,45
PSR J1418-6058	214.68	-60.96	110.57	5e+36	gu	6,14,23,45
PSR J1420-6048	215.03	-60.80	68.18	1e+37	r	12,14,45
PSR J1422-6138	215.62	-61.64	340.97	9.6e+34	gu	P201,51
PSR J1429-5911	217.49	-59.19	115.84	7.7e+35	gu	21,45
PSR J1431-4715	217.94	-47.26	2.01	6.8e+34	mbr	P200,68
PSR J1446-4701	221.65	-47.02	2.19	3.8e+34	mbr	30,45
PSR J1455-3330	223.95	-33.51	7.99	1.9e+33	mbr	P19,59,45
PSR J1459-6053	224.88	-60.89	103.15	9.1e+35	gu	6,14,23,45
PSR J1509-5850	227.36	-58.85	88.92	5.2e+35	r	12,14,45
PSR J1513-2550	228.35	-25.84	2.12	9e+34	mbrup	53
PSR J1513-5908	228.48	-59.14	150.66	1.8e+37	xe	18,45
PSR J1514-4946	228.58	-49.77	3.59	1.6e+34	mbrup	39,42,45
PSR J1522-5734	230.52	-57.58	102.14	1.2e+36	gu	P201,51
PSR J1528-5838	232.10	-58.63	355.75	2.2e+34	gu	P201,64
PSR J1531-5610	232.87	-56.18	84.20	9e+35	r	P9,45
PSR J1536-4948	234.10	-49.82	3.08	2.9e+34	mbrp	P200,70
PSR J1543-5149	235.93	-51.83	2.06	7.3e+34	mbr	50
PSR J1544+4937	236.02	49.63	2.16	1.2e+34	mbrup	49,70
PSR J1552+5437	238.22	54.62	2.43	7.7e+33	mr	67,71
PSR J1600-3053	240.22	-30.90	3.60	8.1e+33	mbr	P6,44,45
PSR J1614-2230	243.65	-22.51	3.15	1.3e+34	mbr	7,14,45
PSR J1620-4927	245.17	-49.46	171.93	8.1e+34	gu	32,45
PSR J1622-0315	245.75	-3.26	3.85	7.9e+33	mbrup	53
PSR J1623-5005	245.77	-50.09	85.11	2.7e+35	gu	P201,64
PSR J1624-4041	246.04	-40.69	167.86	4e+34	gu	P201,64
PSR J1628-3205	247.03	-32.10	3.21	–	mbrup	C
PSR J1630+3734	247.65	37.58	3.32	1.1e+34	mbrup	53
PSR J1640+2224	250.07	22.40	3.16	3.5e+33	mbr	P17,45,56
PSR J1641-5317	250.32	-53.30	175.11	2.7e+34	gu	74
PSR J1646-4346	251.71	-43.78	231.60	3.6e+35	r	P21,68
PSR J1648-4611	252.09	-46.19	164.95	2.1e+35	r	P1,45
PSR J1650-4601	252.58	-46.02	127.06	2.9e+35	gu	P201,64
PSR J1658-5324	254.66	-53.40	2.44	3.2e+34	mrup	39,42,45
PSR J1702-4128	255.72	-41.48	182.14	3.4e+35	r	P13,45
PSR J1705-1906	256.40	-19.11	298.99	6.1e+33	r	P17,45,56
PSR J1709-4429	257.43	-44.49	102.46	3.4e+36	re	14,19,45
PSR J1713+0747	258.46	7.79	4.57	3.5e+33	mbr	P12,44,45
PSR J1718-3825	259.56	-38.42	74.68	1.3e+36	r	12,14,45
PSR J1730-2304	262.59	-23.08	8.12	1.5e+33	mr	P19,59
PSR J1730-3350	262.64	-33.84	139.49	1.2e+36	r	P9,45
PSR J1732-3131	263.14	-31.52	196.54	1.5e+35	gu	6,14,23,45
PSR J1732-5049	263.20	-50.82	5.31	3.7e+33	mbr	P17,45,56
PSR J1739-3023	264.92	-30.39	114.37	3e+35	r	P19,69
PSR J1741-2054	265.49	-20.90	413.70	9.5e+33	gu	6,9,14,23,45
PSR J1741+1351	265.38	13.86	3.75	2.2e+34	mbr	44,45
PSR J1744-1134	266.12	-11.58	4.07	5.2e+33	mr	7,14,45
PSR J1744-7619	266.00	-76.32	4.69	3.7e+33	mgu	72
PSR J1745+1017	266.39	10.30	2.65	5.3e+33	mbrup	48
PSR J1746-3239	266.73	-32.67	199.54	3.3e+34	gu	32,45
PSR J1747-2958	266.82	-29.97	98.81	2.5e+36	r	14,45
PSR J1747-4036	266.95	-40.62	1.65	1.2e+35	mrup	39,42,45
PSR J1801-2451	270.25	-24.86	124.92	2.6e+36	r	P9,45
PSR J1803-2149	270.79	-21.82	106.33	6.4e+35	gu	32,45
PSR J1805+0615	271.43	6.26	2.13	–	mbrup	P200,60
PSR J1809-2332	272.46	-23.56	146.79	4.3e+35	g	6,14,23,45
PSR J1810+1744	272.66	17.74	1.66	4e+34	mbrup	P6,45
PSR J1811-2405	272.83	-24.09	2.66	2.8e+34	mbr	50
PSR J1813-1246	273.35	-12.77	48.07	6.2e+36	gu	6,14,23,45
PSR J1816+4510	274.15	45.18	3.19	5.2e+34	mbru	37,42
PSR J1817-1742	274.29	-17.70	149.74	2.4e+35	gu	74
PSR J1823-3021A	275.92	-30.36	5.44	8.3e+35	mr	P7,36,45
PSR J1824-2452A	276.13	-24.87	3.05	2.2e+36	mr	45,48
PSR J1826-1256	276.54	-12.94	110.22	3.6e+36	g	6,14,23,45
PSR J1827-1446	276.85	-14.77	499.19	1.4e+34	gu	P201,64
PSR J1828-1101	277.08	-11.03	72.05	1.6e+36	r	P19,69
PSR J1831-0952	277.89	-9.87	67.27	1.1e+36	r	P19,69
PSR J1832-0836	278.11	-8.62	2.72	1.7e+34	mr	P200,68
PSR J1833-1034	278.39	-10.57	61.88	3.4e+37	r	14,45
PSR J1835-1106	278.83	-11.10	165.91	1.8e+35	r	P13,45
PSR J1836+5925	279.06	59.42	173.26	1.1e+34	g	6,14,16,23,45
PSR J1837-0604	279.43	-6.08	96.29	2e+36	r	P19,69
PSR J1838-0537	279.73	-5.62	145.71	5.9e+36	gu	40,45
PSR J1843-1113	280.92	-11.23	1.85	6e+34	mr	P17,45,56
PSR J1844-0346	281.14	-3.78	112.85	4.3e+36	gu	P201,64
PSR J1846+0919	281.61	9.33	225.55	3.4e+34	gu	21,45
PSR J1855-1436	283.98	-14.60	3.59	9.3e+33	mbrup	53
PSR J1856+0113	284.04	1.22	267.45	4.3e+35	r	P19,69
PSR J1857+0143	284.39	1.73	139.76	4.5e+35	r	P19,69
PSR J1858-2216	284.57	-22.28	2.38	1.1e+34	mbrup	42,45,53
PSR J1902-5105	285.51	-51.10	1.74	6.8e+34	mbrup	39,42,45
PSR J1903-7051	285.91	-70.86	3.60	9.9e+34	mbrup	62
PSR J1906+0722	286.63	7.38	111.48	1e+36	gu	P201,58
PSR J1907+0602	286.98	6.04	106.63	2.8e+36	g	6,13,14,23,45
PSR J1908+2105	287.24	21.08	2.56	–	mbrup	P200,60
PSR J1909-3744	287.45	-37.74	2.95	2.2e+34	mbr	68
PSR J1913+0904	288.34	9.08	163.25	1.6e+35	r	P17,45,56
PSR J1921+0137	290.38	1.62	2.50	4.9e+34	mbrup	53
PSR J1932+1916	293.08	19.28	208.21	4.1e+35	gu	P201,51
PSR J1935+2025	293.92	20.43	80.12	4.7e+36	r	P200,68
PSR J1939+2134	294.91	21.58	1.56	1.1e+36	mr	31,45
PSR J1946-5403	296.64	-54.06	2.71	–	mbrup	P23,61
PSR J1952+3252	298.24	32.88	39.49	3.7e+36	re	14,19,45
PSR J1954+2836	298.58	28.60	92.71	1e+36	gu	21,45
PSR J1957+5033	299.41	50.56	374.81	5.3e+33	gu	21,45
PSR J1958+2846	299.67	28.76	290.39	3.4e+35	gu	6,14,23,45
PSR J1959+2048	299.90	20.80	1.61	1.6e+35	mbr	31,45
PSR J2006+3102	301.55	31.03	163.70	2.2e+35	r	P200,68
PSR J2017-1614	304.44	-16.24	2.31	7.8e+33	mbrup	53
PSR J2017+0603	304.34	6.05	2.90	1.3e+34	mbrup	24,45
PSR J2017+3625	304.48	36.42	166.75	1.2e+34	gu	P201,64
PSR J2021+3651	305.27	36.86	103.73	3.4e+36	r	8,14,45
PSR J2021+4026	305.38	40.45	265.32	1.2e+35	g	6,14,23,33,45
PSR J2022+3842	305.59	38.70	48.58	–	x	P22
PSR J2028+3332	307.08	33.53	176.71	3.5e+34	gu	32,45
PSR J2030+3641	307.50	36.69	200.13	3.2e+34	ru	P2,35,45
PSR J2030+4415	307.72	44.26	227.07	2.2e+34	gu	32,45
PSR J2032+4127	308.06	41.46	143.25	2.7e+35	gbu	6,9,14,23,45
PSR J2042+0246	310.50	2.80	4.53	6e+33	mbru	53
PSR J2043+1711	310.84	17.19	2.38	1.5e+34	mbrup	P5,41,45
PSR J2043+2740	310.93	27.68	96.15	5.6e+34	r	14,27,45
PSR J2047+1053	311.79	10.89	4.29	1.1e+34	mbrup	42,45
PSR J2051-0827	312.78	-8.46	4.51	5.5e+33	mbr	43,44,45
PSR J2052+1219	313.20	12.33	1.99	–	mbrup	P200,60
PSR J2055+2539	313.95	25.67	319.56	4.9e+33	gu	21,45
PSR J2111+4606	317.85	46.11	157.83	1.4e+36	gu	32,45
PSR J2124-3358	321.18	-33.98	4.93	6.9e+33	mr	7,14,45
PSR J2129-0429	322.44	-4.49	7.61	–	mbrup	54
PSR J2139+4716	324.98	47.27	282.85	3.1e+33	gu	32,45
PSR J2205+6015	331.39	60.22	2.42	–	mbr	P200
PSR J2214+3000	333.66	30.01	3.12	1.8e+34	mbrup	22,45
PSR J2215+5135	333.89	51.59	2.61	5.2e+34	mbrup	P6,45
PSR J2229+6114	337.27	61.24	51.63	2.2e+37	r	10,14
PSR J2234+0944	338.70	9.74	3.63	1.6e+34	mbrup	54
PSR J2238+5903	339.62	59.06	162.73	8.9e+35	gu	6,14,23
PSR J2240+5832	340.18	58.54	139.94	2.2e+35	r	26
PSR J2241-5236	340.43	-52.61	2.19	2.5e+34	mbrup	25
PSR J2256-1024	344.23	-10.41	2.29	–	mbr	P6,45
PSR J2302+4442	345.70	44.71	5.19	3.7e+33	mbrup	24
PSR J2310-0555	347.53	-5.93	2.61	1.1e+34	mbrup	53
PSR J2317+1439	349.29	14.66	3.45	2.3e+33	mbr	P200,68
PSR J2339-0533	354.91	-5.55	2.88	2.2e+34	mbrup	P16,45,66

Codes

b	Pulsar is in a binary system.
e	Pulsar was detected in gamma rays by EGRET/COMPTEL.
g	Discovered in Fermi-LAT gamma-ray data.
m	Millisecond pulsar.
p	Pulsar was discovered by the Pulsar Search Consortium.
r	Discovered in the radio and/or gamma-ray pulsations detected using the radio ephemeris.
u	Discovered using a Fermi-LAT seed position.
x	Discovered in the X-ray and/or gamma-ray pulsations detected using the X-ray ephemeris.

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P1	Using Spectroscopy to Detect Pulsars, M. Kerr et al., HEAD 2010
P2	Searching For Radio Pulsars in Fermi LAT Sources, F. Camilo, Gev and Tev Sources in the Milky Way (http://fermi.gsfc.nasa.gov/science/conf/gevtev/june16/FernandoAspen.pdf)
P3	Fermi Pulsars - the Highlights, P. den Hartog, Astrophysics of Neutron Stars 2010
P4	Fermi LAT Pulsars in the Carina Region, A. Belfiore et al., Pulsar Conference 2010
P5	Multiwavelength analysis of four gamma-ray millisecond pulsars, L. Guillemot et al., Pulsar Conference 2010
P6	A 350-MHz GBT Survey of 50 Faint Fermi Gamma-ray Sources for Radio Millisecond Pulsars, J.W.T. Hessels et al., 2011, AIPC, 1537, 40 (10.1063/1.3615072)
P7	First gamma-ray pulsations from the MSP J1823-3021A in NGC 6624, D. Parent, Pulsar Conference 2010
P8	Status and Prospects of Fermi LAT Pulsar Blind Searches, P.M. Saz Parkinson, Pulsar Conference 2010 (http://arXiv.org/abs/1101.3096)
P9	Tracking down the highest spindown power gamma-ray pulsars, X. Hou et al., Fermi Symposium, 2011 (https://confluence.slac.stanford.edu/download/attachments/102860834/poster_gammaPSR_HighSpindown.pdf)
P10	Five New Millisecond Pulsars From a Parkes Survey of LAT Sources, M. Kerr et al., Fermi Symposium, 2011 (https://confluence.slac.stanford.edu/download/attachments/102860834/fivemsps.pdf)
P11	Blind Searches for Gamma-ray Pulsars in 2 years of Fermi LAT data, P.M. Saz Parkinson et al., Fermi Symposium, 2011 (https://confluence.slac.stanford.edu/download/attachments/102860834/PSP_Fermi_Symposium_2011_v3.pdf)
P12	Gamma-ray Pulsars with the Fermi LAT, D. Smith et al., Fermi Symposium, 2011 (http://fermi.gsfc.nasa.gov/science/symposium/2011/program/session14/Smith_FermiPSRs.pdf)
P13	NASAs Fermi Finds Youngest Millisecond Pulsar, NASA Press Release (http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/GLAST/news/young-pulsar.html)
P14	Pulsations from PSR B1821-24 in M28 Using Reprocessed Pass7 LAT Data, T.J. Johnson et al., Fermi Symposium, 2012 (https://confluence.slac.stanford.edu/download/attachments/127600125/TJJ_B1821_Fermi2012_v6.pdf)
P15	Chasing Famous Millisecond Pulsars with the Fermi Large Area Telescope, T.J. Johnson et al., AAS Meeting, 2013 (https://confluence.slac.stanford.edu/download/attachments/128451923/TJJ_221AAS_v4.pdf)
P16	Discovering new MSPs in gamma rays with Fermi-LAT, A. Belfiore et al., Physical Applications of Millisecond Pulsars, 2013 (http://aspen13.phys.wvu.edu/aspen_talks/Belfiore_Gamma_Ray_Searches.pdf)
P17	New Fermi-LAT Gamma-ray Pulsars Using Radio Ephemerides, X. Hou et al., XMM-Newton 2013 Science Workshop, 2013 (http://xmm.esac.esa.int/external/xmm_science/workshops/2013_science/presentations/XHou_p.pdf)
P18	The Magellanic Clouds: Galactic science outside the Milky Way, P. Martin et al., Fermi Symposium, Nagoya, 2014
P19	New pulsars detected in gamma-rays with the Fermi-LAT, H. Laffon et al., Fermi Symposium, Nagoya, 2014 (https://arxiv.org/abs/1502.03251)
P20	Personal Communication, F. Camilo, 2014
P21	Recent results from the Parkes Timing Program, M. Kerr et al., Fermi Symposium, Washington, 2015
P22	Does PSR J2022+3842 emit gamma-rays?, H. Ohuchi et al., Fermi Symposium, Washington 2015
P23	Timing and Fermi LAT Analysis of Four Millisecond Pulsars Discovered in Parkes Radio Searches of Gamma-ray Sources, Ray et al., AAS Meeting, January 2016
P200	Personal communication with discoverers; Barr (Parkes), Desvignes (Nancay), Bhattacharyya/Roy (GMRT),
P201	Einstein@Home Gamma-ray Pulsar Discoveries in Fermi-LAT Data, H. Pletsch and C. Clark (http://einsteinathome.org/gammaraypulsar/FGRP1_discoveries.html)

h2. Summary Statistics
Total number of pulsars: 214
* Young, radio selected: 55
* Young, gamma selected: 55
* Young, X-ray selected: 5
* MSP, radio selected : 96
* MSP, gamma selected : 3
* Found in radio searches of LAT sources : 58
* EGRET/COMPTEL pulsars: 7

h2. Fermi LAT List of Detected Gamma-Ray Pulsars
|| Name || RAJ (deg) || DECJ (deg) || P (ms) || Edot || Codes || Refs ||
| PSR J0002+6216 | 0.74 | 62.27 | 115.36 | 1.5e+35 | gu | P201,64 |
| PSR J0007+7303 | 1.75 | 73.05 | 315.87 | 4.5e+35 | g | 1,6,14,23,38,45 |
| PSR J0023+0923 | 5.82 | 9.39 | 3.05 | 1.5e+34 | mbrup | P6,45 |
| PSR J0030+0451 | 7.61 | 4.86 | 4.87 | 3.5e+33 | mr | 5,7,14,45 |
| PSR J0034-0534 | 8.59 | -5.58 | 1.88 | 2.9e+34 | mbr | 15,45 |
| PSR J0101-6422 | 15.30 | -64.38 | 2.57 | 1.1e+34 | mbrup | 39,P10,45 |
| PSR J0102+4839 | 15.71 | 48.66 | 2.96 | 1.7e+34 | mbrup | P6,45 |
| PSR J0106+4855 | 16.60 | 48.93 | 83.16 | 2.9e+34 | gu | 32,45 |
| PSR J0205+6449 | 31.41 | 64.83 | 65.74 | 3e+37 | x | 4,14,45 |
| PSR J0218+4232 | 34.53 | 42.54 | 2.32 | 2.4e+35 | mbr | 7,14,45 |
| PSR J0248+4230 | 42.13 | 42.51 | 2.60 | 3.8e+34 | mrup | P200,70 |
| PSR J0248+6021 | 42.08 | 60.36 | 217.11 | 2.1e+35 | r | 14,26,45 |
| PSR J0251+2606 | 42.76 | 26.10 | 2.54 | -- | mbrup | P200,60 |
| PSR J0307+7443 | 46.98 | 74.72 | 3.16 | 2.2e+34 | mbrup | P6,42 |
| PSR J0318+0253 | 49.56 | 2.88 | 5.19 | -- | mur | 73 |
| PSR J0340+4130 | 55.10 | 41.51 | 3.30 | 7.5e+33 | mrup | P6,45,55 |
| PSR J0357+3205 | 59.47 | 32.09 | 444.10 | 5.9e+33 | gu | 6,14,23,45 |
| PSR J0359+5414 | 59.86 | 54.25 | 79.43 | 1.3e+36 | gu | P201,64 |
| PSR J0437-4715 | 69.32 | -47.25 | 5.76 | 1.2e+34 | mbr | 7,14,45 |
| PSR J0514-4407 | 78.72 | -44.14 | 320.31 | 2.5e+33 | r | 70 |
| PSR J0533+6759 | 83.48 | 67.99 | 4.39 | 5.7e+33 | mrup | 53 |
| PSR J0534+2200 | 83.63 | 22.01 | 33.00 | 4.6e+38 | re | 11,14,45 |
| PSR J0540-6919 | 85.05 | -69.33 | 50.50 | 1.5e+38 | x | P18,65 |
| PSR J0554+3107 | 88.52 | 31.13 | 464.96 | 5.6e+34 | gu | P201,51 |
| PSR J0605+3757 | 91.27 | 37.96 | 2.73 | 9.5e+33 | mbrup | 53 |
| PSR J0610-2100 | 92.56 | -21.01 | 3.86 | 8.4e+33 | mbr | P12,44,45 |
| PSR J0613-0200 | 93.43 | -2.01 | 3.06 | 1.5e+34 | mbr | 7,14,45 |
| PSR J0614-3329 | 93.54 | -33.50 | 3.15 | 2.2e+34 | mbrup | 22,45 |
| PSR J0621+2514 | 95.30 | 25.23 | 2.72 | 4.8e+34 | mbrup | 53 |
| PSR J0622+3749 | 95.54 | 37.82 | 333.21 | 2.7e+34 | gu | 32,45 |
| PSR J0631+0646 | 97.97 | 6.77 | 110.98 | 1e+35 | gu | P201,64 |
| PSR J0631+1036 | 97.86 | 10.62 | 287.77 | 1.7e+35 | r | 12,14,45 |
| PSR J0633+0632 | 98.43 | 6.54 | 297.40 | 1.2e+35 | gu | 6,14,23,45 |
| PSR J0633+1746 | 98.48 | 17.77 | 236.97 | 3.2e+34 | xe | 14,20,45 |
| PSR J0659+1414 | 104.95 | 14.24 | 384.91 | 3.8e+34 | r | 12,14,45 |
| PSR J0729-1448 | 112.32 | -14.81 | 251.66 | 2.8e+35 | r | 45 |
| PSR J0734-1559 | 113.69 | -15.99 | 155.14 | 1.3e+35 | gu | P8,45 |
| PSR J0737-3039A | 114.46 | -30.66 | 22.70 | 5.9e+33 | mbr | P15 |
| PSR J0740+6620 | 115.19 | 66.34 | 2.89 | 2e+34 | mbr | P19,59 |
| PSR J0742-2822 | 115.70 | -28.38 | 166.75 | 1.4e+35 | r | 12,14,45 |
| PSR J0751+1807 | 117.79 | 18.13 | 3.48 | 7.3e+33 | mbr | 7,14,45 |
| PSR J0835-4510 | 128.84 | -45.18 | 88.97 | 7e+36 | re | 3,14,17,45 |
| PSR J0908-4913 | 137.15 | -49.22 | 106.76 | 4.9e+35 | r | P9,45 |
| PSR J0922+0638 | 140.56 | 6.64 | 430.66 | 6.8e+33 | r | P200,68 |
| PSR J0931-1902 | 142.83 | -19.05 | 4.64 | 1.4e+33 | mr | P19,52,59 |
| PSR J0940-5428 | 145.24 | -54.48 | 87.55 | 1.9e+36 | r | P9,45 |
| PSR J0955-6150 | 148.83 | -61.84 | 2.00 | -- | mbrup | P23,61 |
| PSR J1012-4235 | 153.05 | -42.60 | 3.10 | -- | mru | P23,61 |
| PSR J1016-5857 | 154.09 | -58.95 | 107.39 | 2.6e+36 | r | P4,45 |
| PSR J1019-5749 | 154.97 | -57.82 | 162.50 | 1.8e+35 | r | P13,45 |
| PSR J1023-5746 | 155.76 | -57.77 | 111.47 | 1.1e+37 | gu | 21,45 |
| PSR J1024-0719 | 156.16 | -7.32 | 5.16 | 5.3e+33 | mr | P12,44,45 |
| PSR J1028-5819 | 157.12 | -58.32 | 90.99 | 8.4e+35 | r | P12,2,14,45 |
| PSR J1035-6720 | 158.86 | -67.34 | 2.87 | 7.7e+34 | mgu | 72 |
| PSR J1036-8317 | 159.17 | -83.30 | 3.41 | -- | mbrup | P23,61 |
| PSR J1044-5737 | 161.14 | -57.62 | 139.03 | 8e+35 | gu | 21,45 |
| PSR J1048-5832 | 162.05 | -58.53 | 123.61 | 2e+36 | r | 10,14,39,45 |
| PSR J1055-6028 | 163.91 | -60.48 | 99.66 | 1.2e+36 | r | P17,45,56 |
| PSR J1057-5226 | 164.50 | -52.45 | 197.24 | 3e+34 | re | 14,19,45 |
| PSR J1057-5851 | 164.29 | -58.85 | 620.35 | 1.7e+34 | gu | P201,64 |
| PSR J1105-6037 | 166.25 | -60.62 | 194.93 | 1.2e+35 | gu | P201,64 |
| PSR J1105-6107 | 166.36 | -61.13 | 63.19 | 2.5e+36 | r | P13,45 |
| PSR J1112-6103 | 168.06 | -61.06 | 64.97 | 4.5e+36 | r | 45 |
| PSR J1119-6127 | 169.81 | -61.46 | 407.75 | 2.3e+36 | r | P3,34,45 |
| PSR J1124-3653 | 171.00 | -36.89 | 2.41 | 1.7e+34 | mbrup | P6,45 |
| PSR J1124-5916 | 171.16 | -59.27 | 135.48 | 1.2e+37 | r | 14,23,45 |
| PSR J1125-5825 | 171.43 | -58.42 | 3.10 | 8.1e+34 | mbr | 30,45 |
| PSR J1135-6055 | 173.78 | -60.93 | 114.49 | 2.1e+36 | gu | P11,45 |
| PSR J1137+7528 | 174.26 | 75.47 | 2.51 | 7.9e+33 | mbrup | 53 |
| PSR J1142+0119 | 175.71 | 1.33 | 5.08 | 4.5e+33 | mbrup | 53 |
| PSR J1151-6108 | 177.99 | -61.14 | 101.63 | 3.9e+35 | r | 68 |
| PSR J1207-5050 | 181.84 | -50.84 | 4.84 | 2.1e+33 | mrup | P200,70 |
| PSR J1208-6238 | 182.06 | -62.63 | 440.52 | 1.5e+36 | gu | P201,63 |
| PSR J1224-6407 | 186.09 | -64.13 | 216.45 | 1.9e+34 | r | P19,69 |
| PSR J1227-4853 | 186.99 | -48.90 | 1.69 | 9e+34 | mbrup | 57,70 |
| PSR J1231-1411 | 187.80 | -14.20 | 3.68 | 1.8e+34 | mbrup | 22,45 |
| PSR J1301+0833 | 195.41 | 8.57 | 1.84 | -- | mbrup | C |
| PSR J1302-3258 | 195.61 | -32.98 | 3.77 | -- | mbrup | 55 |
| PSR J1311-3430 | 197.94 | -34.51 | 2.56 | 4.9e+34 | mbgup | 46,47 |
| PSR J1312+0051 | 198.19 | 0.85 | 4.23 | 9.3e+33 | mbrup | 53 |
| PSR J1341-6220 | 205.43 | -62.34 | 193.34 | 1.4e+36 | r | P21,68 |
| PSR J1350-6225 | 207.68 | -62.43 | 138.16 | 1.3e+35 | gu | P201,64 |
| PSR J1357-6429 | 209.26 | -64.49 | 166.11 | 3.1e+36 | r | 28,29,45 |
| PSR J1410-6132 | 212.60 | -61.54 | 50.05 | 1e+37 | r | P9,45 |
| PSR J1413-6205 | 213.37 | -62.09 | 109.74 | 8.3e+35 | gu | 21,45 |
| PSR J1418-6058 | 214.68 | -60.96 | 110.57 | 5e+36 | gu | 6,14,23,45 |
| PSR J1420-6048 | 215.03 | -60.80 | 68.18 | 1e+37 | r | 12,14,45 |
| PSR J1422-6138 | 215.62 | -61.64 | 340.97 | 9.6e+34 | gu | P201,51 |
| PSR J1429-5911 | 217.49 | -59.19 | 115.84 | 7.7e+35 | gu | 21,45 |
| PSR J1431-4715 | 217.94 | -47.26 | 2.01 | 6.8e+34 | mbr | P200,68 |
| PSR J1446-4701 | 221.65 | -47.02 | 2.19 | 3.8e+34 | mbr | 30,45 |
| PSR J1455-3330 | 223.95 | -33.51 | 7.99 | 1.9e+33 | mbr | P19,59,45 |
| PSR J1459-6053 | 224.88 | -60.89 | 103.15 | 9.1e+35 | gu | 6,14,23,45 |
| PSR J1509-5850 | 227.36 | -58.85 | 88.92 | 5.2e+35 | r | 12,14,45 |
| PSR J1513-2550 | 228.35 | -25.84 | 2.12 | 9e+34 | mbrup | 53 |
| PSR J1513-5908 | 228.48 | -59.14 | 150.66 | 1.8e+37 | xe | 18,45 |
| PSR J1514-4946 | 228.58 | -49.77 | 3.59 | 1.6e+34 | mbrup | 39,42,45 |
| PSR J1522-5734 | 230.52 | -57.58 | 102.14 | 1.2e+36 | gu | P201,51 |
| PSR J1528-5838 | 232.10 | -58.63 | 355.75 | 2.2e+34 | gu | P201,64 |
| PSR J1531-5610 | 232.87 | -56.18 | 84.20 | 9e+35 | r | P9,45 |
| PSR J1536-4948 | 234.10 | -49.82 | 3.08 | 2.9e+34 | mbrp | P200,70 |
| PSR J1543-5149 | 235.93 | -51.83 | 2.06 | 7.3e+34 | mbr | 50 |
| PSR J1544+4937 | 236.02 | 49.63 | 2.16 | 1.2e+34 | mbrup | 49,70 |
| PSR J1552+5437 | 238.22 | 54.62 | 2.43 | 7.7e+33 | mr | 67,71 |
| PSR J1600-3053 | 240.22 | -30.90 | 3.60 | 8.1e+33 | mbr | P6,44,45 |
| PSR J1614-2230 | 243.65 | -22.51 | 3.15 | 1.3e+34 | mbr | 7,14,45 |
| PSR J1620-4927 | 245.17 | -49.46 | 171.93 | 8.1e+34 | gu | 32,45 |
| PSR J1622-0315 | 245.75 | -3.26 | 3.85 | 7.9e+33 | mbrup | 53 |
| PSR J1623-5005 | 245.77 | -50.09 | 85.11 | 2.7e+35 | gu | P201,64 |
| PSR J1624-4041 | 246.04 | -40.69 | 167.86 | 4e+34 | gu | P201,64 |
| PSR J1628-3205 | 247.03 | -32.10 | 3.21 | -- | mbrup | C |
| PSR J1630+3734 | 247.65 | 37.58 | 3.32 | 1.1e+34 | mbrup | 53 |
| PSR J1640+2224 | 250.07 | 22.40 | 3.16 | 3.5e+33 | mbr | P17,45,56 |
| PSR J1646-4346 | 251.71 | -43.78 | 231.60 | 3.6e+35 | r | P21,68 |
| PSR J1648-4611 | 252.09 | -46.19 | 164.95 | 2.1e+35 | r | P1,45 |
| PSR J1650-4601 | 252.58 | -46.02 | 127.06 | 2.9e+35 | gu | P201,64 |
| PSR J1658-5324 | 254.66 | -53.40 | 2.44 | 3.2e+34 | mrup | 39,42,45 |
| PSR J1702-4128 | 255.72 | -41.48 | 182.14 | 3.4e+35 | r | P13,45 |
| PSR J1705-1906 | 256.40 | -19.11 | 298.99 | 6.1e+33 | r | P17,45,56 |
| PSR J1709-4429 | 257.43 | -44.49 | 102.46 | 3.4e+36 | re | 14,19,45 |
| PSR J1713+0747 | 258.46 | 7.79 | 4.57 | 3.5e+33 | mbr | P12,44,45 |
| PSR J1718-3825 | 259.56 | -38.42 | 74.68 | 1.3e+36 | r | 12,14,45 |
| PSR J1730-2304 | 262.59 | -23.08 | 8.12 | 1.5e+33 | mr | P19,59 |
| PSR J1730-3350 | 262.64 | -33.84 | 139.49 | 1.2e+36 | r | P9,45 |
| PSR J1732-3131 | 263.14 | -31.52 | 196.54 | 1.5e+35 | gu | 6,14,23,45 |
| PSR J1732-5049 | 263.20 | -50.82 | 5.31 | 3.7e+33 | mbr | P17,45,56 |
| PSR J1739-3023 | 264.92 | -30.39 | 114.37 | 3e+35 | r | P19,69 |
| PSR J1741-2054 | 265.49 | -20.90 | 413.70 | 9.5e+33 | gu | 6,9,14,23,45 |
| PSR J1741+1351 | 265.38 | 13.86 | 3.75 | 2.2e+34 | mbr | 44,45 |
| PSR J1744-1134 | 266.12 | -11.58 | 4.07 | 5.2e+33 | mr | 7,14,45 |
| PSR J1744-7619 | 266.00 | -76.32 | 4.69 | 3.7e+33 | mgu | 72 |
| PSR J1745+1017 | 266.39 | 10.30 | 2.65 | 5.3e+33 | mbrup | 48 |
| PSR J1746-3239 | 266.73 | -32.67 | 199.54 | 3.3e+34 | gu | 32,45 |
| PSR J1747-2958 | 266.82 | -29.97 | 98.81 | 2.5e+36 | r | 14,45 |
| PSR J1747-4036 | 266.95 | -40.62 | 1.65 | 1.2e+35 | mrup | 39,42,45 |
| PSR J1801-2451 | 270.25 | -24.86 | 124.92 | 2.6e+36 | r | P9,45 |
| PSR J1803-2149 | 270.79 | -21.82 | 106.33 | 6.4e+35 | gu | 32,45 |
| PSR J1805+0615 | 271.43 | 6.26 | 2.13 | -- | mbrup | P200,60 |
| PSR J1809-2332 | 272.46 | -23.56 | 146.79 | 4.3e+35 | g | 6,14,23,45 |
| PSR J1810+1744 | 272.66 | 17.74 | 1.66 | 4e+34 | mbrup | P6,45 |
| PSR J1811-2405 | 272.83 | -24.09 | 2.66 | 2.8e+34 | mbr | 50 |
| PSR J1813-1246 | 273.35 | -12.77 | 48.07 | 6.2e+36 | gu | 6,14,23,45 |
| PSR J1816+4510 | 274.15 | 45.18 | 3.19 | 5.2e+34 | mbru | 37,42 |
| PSR J1823-3021A | 275.92 | -30.36 | 5.44 | 8.3e+35 | mr | P7,36,45 |
| PSR J1824-2452A | 276.13 | -24.87 | 3.05 | 2.2e+36 | mr | 45,48 |
| PSR J1826-1256 | 276.54 | -12.94 | 110.22 | 3.6e+36 | g | 6,14,23,45 |
| PSR J1827-1446 | 276.85 | -14.77 | 499.19 | 1.4e+34 | gu | P201,64 |
| PSR J1828-1101 | 277.08 | -11.03 | 72.05 | 1.6e+36 | r | P19,69 |
| PSR J1831-0952 | 277.89 | -9.87 | 67.27 | 1.1e+36 | r | P19,69 |
| PSR J1832-0836 | 278.11 | -8.62 | 2.72 | 1.7e+34 | mr | P200,68 |
| PSR J1833-1034 | 278.39 | -10.57 | 61.88 | 3.4e+37 | r | 14,45 |
| PSR J1835-1106 | 278.83 | -11.10 | 165.91 | 1.8e+35 | r | P13,45 |
| PSR J1836+5925 | 279.06 | 59.42 | 173.26 | 1.1e+34 | g | 6,14,16,23,45 |
| PSR J1837-0604 | 279.43 | -6.08 | 96.29 | 2e+36 | r | P19,69 |
| PSR J1838-0537 | 279.73 | -5.62 | 145.71 | 5.9e+36 | gu | 40,45 |
| PSR J1843-1113 | 280.92 | -11.23 | 1.85 | 6e+34 | mr | P17,45,56 |
| PSR J1844-0346 | 281.14 | -3.78 | 112.85 | 4.3e+36 | gu | P201,64 |
| PSR J1846+0919 | 281.61 | 9.33 | 225.55 | 3.4e+34 | gu | 21,45 |
| PSR J1855-1436 | 283.98 | -14.60 | 3.59 | 9.3e+33 | mbrup | 53 |
| PSR J1856+0113 | 284.04 | 1.22 | 267.45 | 4.3e+35 | r | P19,69 |
| PSR J1857+0143 | 284.39 | 1.73 | 139.76 | 4.5e+35 | r | P19,69 |
| PSR J1858-2216 | 284.57 | -22.28 | 2.38 | 1.1e+34 | mbrup | 42,45,53 |
| PSR J1902-5105 | 285.51 | -51.10 | 1.74 | 6.8e+34 | mbrup | 39,42,45 |
| PSR J1903-7051 | 285.91 | -70.86 | 3.60 | 9.9e+34 | mbrup | 62 |
| PSR J1906+0722 | 286.63 | 7.38 | 111.48 | 1e+36 | gu | P201,58 |
| PSR J1907+0602 | 286.98 | 6.04 | 106.63 | 2.8e+36 | g | 6,13,14,23,45 |
| PSR J1908+2105 | 287.24 | 21.08 | 2.56 | -- | mbrup | P200,60 |
| PSR J1909-3744 | 287.45 | -37.74 | 2.95 | 2.2e+34 | mbr | 68 |
| PSR J1913+0904 | 288.34 | 9.08 | 163.25 | 1.6e+35 | r | P17,45,56 |
| PSR J1921+0137 | 290.38 | 1.62 | 2.50 | 4.9e+34 | mbrup | 53 |
| PSR J1932+1916 | 293.08 | 19.28 | 208.21 | 4.1e+35 | gu | P201,51 |
| PSR J1935+2025 | 293.92 | 20.43 | 80.12 | 4.7e+36 | r | P200,68 |
| PSR J1939+2134 | 294.91 | 21.58 | 1.56 | 1.1e+36 | mr | 31,45 |
| PSR J1946-5403 | 296.64 | -54.06 | 2.71 | -- | mbrup | P23,61 |
| PSR J1952+3252 | 298.24 | 32.88 | 39.49 | 3.7e+36 | re | 14,19,45 |
| PSR J1954+2836 | 298.58 | 28.60 | 92.71 | 1e+36 | gu | 21,45 |
| PSR J1957+5033 | 299.41 | 50.56 | 374.81 | 5.3e+33 | gu | 21,45 |
| PSR J1958+2846 | 299.67 | 28.76 | 290.39 | 3.4e+35 | gu | 6,14,23,45 |
| PSR J1959+2048 | 299.90 | 20.80 | 1.61 | 1.6e+35 | mbr | 31,45 |
| PSR J2006+3102 | 301.55 | 31.03 | 163.70 | 2.2e+35 | r | P200,68 |
| PSR J2017-1614 | 304.44 | -16.24 | 2.31 | 7.8e+33 | mbrup | 53 |
| PSR J2017+0603 | 304.34 | 6.05 | 2.90 | 1.3e+34 | mbrup | 24,45 |
| PSR J2017+3625 | 304.48 | 36.42 | 166.75 | 1.2e+34 | gu | P201,64 |
| PSR J2021+3651 | 305.27 | 36.86 | 103.73 | 3.4e+36 | r | 8,14,45 |
| PSR J2021+4026 | 305.38 | 40.45 | 265.32 | 1.2e+35 | g | 6,14,23,33,45 |
| PSR J2022+3842 | 305.59 | 38.70 | 48.58 | -- | x | P22 |
| PSR J2028+3332 | 307.08 | 33.53 | 176.71 | 3.5e+34 | gu | 32,45 |
| PSR J2030+3641 | 307.50 | 36.69 | 200.13 | 3.2e+34 | ru | P2,35,45 |
| PSR J2030+4415 | 307.72 | 44.26 | 227.07 | 2.2e+34 | gu | 32,45 |
| PSR J2032+4127 | 308.06 | 41.46 | 143.25 | 2.7e+35 | gbu | 6,9,14,23,45 |
| PSR J2042+0246 | 310.50 | 2.80 | 4.53 | 6e+33 | mbru | 53 |
| PSR J2043+1711 | 310.84 | 17.19 | 2.38 | 1.5e+34 | mbrup | P5,41,45 |
| PSR J2043+2740 | 310.93 | 27.68 | 96.15 | 5.6e+34 | r | 14,27,45 |
| PSR J2047+1053 | 311.79 | 10.89 | 4.29 | 1.1e+34 | mbrup | 42,45 |
| PSR J2051-0827 | 312.78 | -8.46 | 4.51 | 5.5e+33 | mbr | 43,44,45 |
| PSR J2052+1219 | 313.20 | 12.33 | 1.99 | -- | mbrup | P200,60 |
| PSR J2055+2539 | 313.95 | 25.67 | 319.56 | 4.9e+33 | gu | 21,45 |
| PSR J2111+4606 | 317.85 | 46.11 | 157.83 | 1.4e+36 | gu | 32,45 |
| PSR J2124-3358 | 321.18 | -33.98 | 4.93 | 6.9e+33 | mr | 7,14,45 |
| PSR J2129-0429 | 322.44 | -4.49 | 7.61 | -- | mbrup | 54 |
| PSR J2139+4716 | 324.98 | 47.27 | 282.85 | 3.1e+33 | gu | 32,45 |
| PSR J2205+6015 | 331.39 | 60.22 | 2.42 | -- | mbr | P200 |
| PSR J2214+3000 | 333.66 | 30.01 | 3.12 | 1.8e+34 | mbrup | 22,45 |
| PSR J2215+5135 | 333.89 | 51.59 | 2.61 | 5.2e+34 | mbrup | P6,45 |
| PSR J2229+6114 | 337.27 | 61.24 | 51.63 | 2.2e+37 | r | 10,14 |
| PSR J2234+0944 | 338.70 | 9.74 | 3.63 | 1.6e+34 | mbrup | 54 |
| PSR J2238+5903 | 339.62 | 59.06 | 162.73 | 8.9e+35 | gu | 6,14,23 |
| PSR J2240+5832 | 340.18 | 58.54 | 139.94 | 2.2e+35 | r | 26 |
| PSR J2241-5236 | 340.43 | -52.61 | 2.19 | 2.5e+34 | mbrup | 25 |
| PSR J2256-1024 | 344.23 | -10.41 | 2.29 | -- | mbr | P6,45 |
| PSR J2302+4442 | 345.70 | 44.71 | 5.19 | 3.7e+33 | mbrup | 24 |
| PSR J2310-0555 | 347.53 | -5.93 | 2.61 | 1.1e+34 | mbrup | 53 |
| PSR J2317+1439 | 349.29 | 14.66 | 3.45 | 2.3e+33 | mbr | P200,68 |
| PSR J2339-0533 | 354.91 | -5.55 | 2.88 | 2.2e+34 | mbrup | P16,45,66 |

h2. Codes
| b | Pulsar is in a binary system. |
| e | Pulsar was detected in gamma rays by EGRET/COMPTEL. |
| g | Discovered in Fermi-LAT gamma-ray data. |
| m | Millisecond pulsar. |
| p | Pulsar was discovered by the Pulsar Search Consortium. |
| r | Discovered in the radio and/or gamma-ray pulsations detected using the radio ephemeris. |
| u | Discovered using a Fermi-LAT seed position. |
| x | Discovered in the X-ray and/or gamma-ray pulsations detected using the X-ray ephemeris. |

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| P3 | Fermi Pulsars - the Highlights, P. den Hartog, Astrophysics of Neutron Stars 2010 |
| P4 | Fermi LAT Pulsars in the Carina Region, A. Belfiore et al., Pulsar Conference 2010 |
| P5 | Multiwavelength analysis of four gamma-ray millisecond pulsars, L. Guillemot et al., Pulsar Conference 2010 |
| P6 | A 350-MHz GBT Survey of 50 Faint Fermi Gamma-ray Sources for Radio Millisecond Pulsars, J.W.T. Hessels et al., 2011, AIPC, 1537, 40 ([10.1063/1.3615072|http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.3615072]) |
| P7 | First gamma-ray pulsations from the MSP J1823-3021A in NGC 6624, D. Parent, Pulsar Conference 2010 |
| P8 | Status and Prospects of Fermi LAT Pulsar Blind Searches, P.M. Saz Parkinson, Pulsar Conference 2010 ([http://arXiv.org/abs/1101.3096]) |
| P9 | Tracking down the highest spindown power gamma-ray pulsars, X. Hou et al., Fermi Symposium, 2011 ([https://confluence.slac.stanford.edu/download/attachments/102860834/poster_gammaPSR_HighSpindown.pdf]) |
| P10 | Five New Millisecond Pulsars From a Parkes Survey of LAT Sources, M. Kerr et al., Fermi Symposium, 2011 ([https://confluence.slac.stanford.edu/download/attachments/102860834/fivemsps.pdf]) |
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| P12 | Gamma-ray Pulsars with the Fermi LAT, D. Smith et al., Fermi Symposium, 2011 ([http://fermi.gsfc.nasa.gov/science/symposium/2011/program/session14/Smith_FermiPSRs.pdf]) |
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| P14 | Pulsations from PSR B1821-24 in M28 Using Reprocessed Pass7 LAT Data, T.J. Johnson et al., Fermi Symposium, 2012 ([https://confluence.slac.stanford.edu/download/attachments/127600125/TJJ_B1821_Fermi2012_v6.pdf]) |
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| P17 | New Fermi-LAT Gamma-ray Pulsars Using Radio Ephemerides, X. Hou et al., XMM-Newton 2013 Science Workshop, 2013 ([http://xmm.esac.esa.int/external/xmm_science/workshops/2013_science/presentations/XHou_p.pdf]) |
| P18 | The Magellanic Clouds: Galactic science outside the Milky Way, P. Martin et al., Fermi Symposium, Nagoya, 2014 |
| P19 | New pulsars detected in gamma-rays with the Fermi-LAT, H. Laffon et al., Fermi Symposium, Nagoya, 2014 ([https://arxiv.org/abs/1502.03251]) |
| P20 | Personal Communication, F. Camilo, 2014 |
| P21 | Recent results from the Parkes Timing Program, M. Kerr et al., Fermi Symposium, Washington, 2015 |
| P22 | Does PSR J2022+3842 emit gamma-rays?, H. Ohuchi et al., Fermi Symposium, Washington 2015 |
| P23 | Timing and Fermi LAT Analysis of Four Millisecond Pulsars Discovered in Parkes Radio Searches of Gamma-ray Sources, Ray et al., AAS Meeting, January 2016 |
| P200 | Personal communication with discoverers; Barr (Parkes), Desvignes (Nancay), Bhattacharyya/Roy (GMRT), |
| P201 | Einstein@Home Gamma-ray Pulsar Discoveries in Fermi-LAT Data, H. Pletsch and C. Clark ([http://einsteinathome.org/gammaraypulsar/FGRP1_discoveries.html]) |

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