Selected problems in astrophysics of compact objects
arXiv:1212.0120 · doi:10.1088/1742-6596/413/1/012024
Abstract
I review three problems in astrophysics of compacts stars: (i) the phase diagram of warm pair-correlated nuclear matter a sub-saturation densities at finite isospin asymmtery; (ii) the Standard Model neutrino emission from superfluid phases in neutron stars within the Landau theory of Fermi (superfluid) liquids; (iii) the beyond Standard Model physics of axionic cooling of compact stars by the Cooper pair-breaking processes.
Lecture given a the International Summer School for Advanced Studies "Dynamics of open nuclear systems", July 2012, Predeal, Romania
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