Is the binary pulsar PSR 1943+16 orbital distance from it's companion star increasing result of energy loss from radiation and gravity waves

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Is the binary pulsar PSR 1943+16 orbital distance from it's companion star increasing result of energy loss from radiation and gravity waves

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