Antikaons and higher order couplings in relativistic-mean field study of neutron stars
arXiv:1302.1698 · doi:10.1088/0954-3899/40/2/025203
Abstract
We investigate the role of higher order couplings, along with the condensation of antikaons ( and ), on the properties of neutron star (NS). We employ extended versions of the relativistic mean-field model, in which kaon-nucleon and nucleon-nucleon interactions are taken on the same footing. We find that the onset of condensation of and highly depends not only on the strength of optical potential but also on the new couplings. The presence of antikaons leads to a softer equation of state and makes the neutron star core symmetric and lepton-deficient. We show that these effects strongly influence the mass-radius relation as well as the composition of neutron star. We also show that the recently observed 1.97.04 solar mass NS can be explained in three ways: (i) a stiffer EoS with both antikaons, (ii) a relatively soft EoS with and (iii) a softer EoS without antikaons.
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