The book progresses from foundational concepts of stellar evolution and electromagnetism to detailed explanations of pulsar emission mechanisms and their diverse types, such as radio, X-ray, and millisecond pulsars. It then delves into their applications in astrophysics, focusing on testing general relativity and detecting gravitational waves. A unique aspect of pulsars is their extreme density and magnetism, allowing scientists to test the limits of physical theories.
The bookâs structure guides readers through a comprehensive understanding, supported by observational data from various telescopes and observatories, offering a holistic view of these objectsâ role in astrophysics.