Temperature Effects on the Equation of State and Symmetry Energy at Low and High Densities

Gad, Kh.

doi:10.1134/s1063778818040038

Phys. Atom. Nuclei

2018

DOI: 10.1134/s1063778818040038

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Temperature Effects on the Equation of State and Symmetry Energy at Low and High Densities

Kh. Gad

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“…The effect of the hole-hole term is small at low densities and becomes larger at higher densities. In a recent work [1], the author studied the microscopic and thermal properties of hot to study the equation of state at high-density and low-temperature which is critical to determine the properties of neutron stars, and the mass-radius relationship and the neutron star maximum mass. For that reason, the author made use of the microscopic approaches exact-BHF and the self consistent green's function SCGF using CD-BONN potential.…”

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Temperature Effects on the Equation of State and Symmetry Energy: A Critique

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The investigation of strongly interacting systems ranges from matter inside atomic nuclei to matter under extreme conditions in astrophysics. These systems require the introduction of nuclear forces and a systematic many-body approach to solve the strong interaction particles. Understanding the behavior of infinite nuclear matter provides a path to predict the properties of neutron stars and gives insights to astrophysical phenomena. Three-nucleon forces have to be considered when studying nuclear systems, because their impact is necessary to reproduce properties of nuclei and to correctly obtain the neutron drip line. Moreover, they are needed to predict the empirical saturation properties of infinite nuclear matter. The self-consistent Green's Function approach paves the way for an improved Ab initio analysis of nuclear matter, thereby providing the basis for the equation of state of neutron stars and supernova explosions.

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Temperature Effects on the Equation of State and Symmetry Energy: A Critique

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Properties of pure neutron matter at low and high densities

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Asymmetric nuclear matter and realistic potentials

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Temperature Effects on the Equation of State and Symmetry Energy at Low and High Densities

Cited by 3 publications

References 78 publications

Temperature Effects on the Equation of State and Symmetry Energy: A Critique

Temperature Effects on the Equation of State and Symmetry Energy: A Critique

Properties of pure neutron matter at low and high densities

Asymmetric nuclear matter and realistic potentials

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