List of lower mass gap objects

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In astrophysics, the lower mass gap is a mass range between the maximum mass for a typical neutron star and the minimum mass for a typical black hole, often defined as roughly 2.5–5 solar masses (M).[1][2][3] A compact object in this mass range often cannot be confidently determined to be a neutron star or a black hole due to uncertainties in measurement[4] and in the maximum mass of a neutron star (the Tolman-Oppenheimer-Volkoff limit).[5]

This list considers a "lower mass gap object" to be any compact object whose estimated mass or mass range overlaps with the range of 2.5–5 M.

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Object Mass (M) Classification (if known) References
PSR J1641+3627F 1.4–3.7 Neutron star [6]
Primary object in GW190425 1.60−2.52 [7]
Primary object in V1408 Aquilae 2.0–6.2 Likely black hole [8]
Secondary object in GW190917_114630 2.1+1.1
−0.4
[9]
XMMU J013236.7+303228 2.2+0.8
−0.6
Neutron star [10]
PSR J0952−0607 2.35±0.17 Neutron star [11]
Cygnus X-3 2.4+2.1
−1.1
Likely black hole [12]
PSR J2017−1614 2.4±0.6 Neutron star [13]
PSR J1600−3053 2.5+0.9
−0.7
Neutron star [14]
Secondary object in GW190814 2.59+0.08
−0.09
Likely black hole [15]
GRO J0422+32 2.7+0.7
−0.5
Black hole [16]
4U 1543-475 2.7–7.5 Likely black hole [17]
Secondary object in GW200210 2.83+0.47
−0.42
[18]
2MASS J05215658+4359220 3.3+2.8
−0.7
Likely black hole [19]
Primary object in Gaia DR3 3425577610762832384 3.6+0.8
−0.5
Likely black hole [20]
Primary object in GW230529 3.66+0.82
−1.21
Likely black hole [21]
GRO J1655−40 4.1−7.9 Likely black hole [22]
GW230529 remnant 4.92+0.62
−0.63
[21]
Secondary object in GW190924_021846 5.0+1.4
−1.9
[23]
Primary object in GW200115_042309 5.7+1.8
−2.1
Black hole [24]
Primary object in GW190426_152155 5.7+3.9
−2.3
[23]
Secondary object in GW230627 5.79+0.95
−0.92
Black hole [21]
Secondary object in GW191113 5.9+4.4
−1.3
Black hole [18]
Secondary object in GW190725_174728 6.3+2.1
−2.5
Likely black hole [9]
Secondary object in GW191129 6.7+1.5
−1.7
Black hole [18]
Secondary object in GW231223_075055 6.80+2.00
−2.13
Black hole [21]
Secondary object in GW231118_090602 7.29+2.13
−3.27
Black hole [21]
Secondary object in GW231020 7.30+2.06
−2.85
Black hole [21]
Secondary object in GW230729 7.62+2.12
−2.63
Black hole [21]
Secondary object in GW190930_133541 7.8+1.7
−3.3
Black hole [23]
Secondary object in GW200316 7.8+2.0
−2.9
Black hole [18]
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