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Автор B Kampfer
Дата выпуска 1983-12-01
dc.description Estimates of the bombarding energies necessary to reach the quark-gluon phase in heavy-ion collisions are presented within a hydrodynamical framework. At intermediate energies (3-7 GeV/nucleon) the quark-gluon matter formed is predicted to be rather cool (below 100 MeV), i.e. much colder than nuclear matter without phase transitions. Further, the consequences of first-order phase transitions from the neutron matter to pion-condensed matter and quark matter are discussed for neutron stars. Quark matter does not fulfil the conditions for the existence of a third stable branch, e.g. stars with quark cores. Because of observational constraints on neutron-star masses, pion condensation is restricted to a narrow first-order phase transition at best. Due to this restriction the rapid growth of a pion-condensed core in a neutron star cannot appear as a supernova-like event as suggested in earlier work.
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Издатель Institute of Physics Publishing
Название Phase transitions in dense nuclear matter and consequences for neutron stars
Тип paper
DOI 10.1088/0305-4616/9/12/009
Print ISSN 0305-4616
Журнал Journal of Physics G: Nuclear Physics
Том 9
Первая страница 1487
Последняя страница 1496
Аффилиация B Kampfer; Zentralinst. fur Kernforschung Rossendorf, Dresden, East Germany
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