Relaxation of the chiral imbalance in dense matter of a neutron star
arXiv:1608.04950 · doi:10.1051/epjconf/201612505003
Abstract
Using the quantum field theory methods, we calculate the helicity flip of an electron scattering off protons in dense matter of a neutron star. The influence of the electroweak interaction between electrons and background nucleons on the helicity flip is examined. We also derive the kinetic equation for the chiral imbalance. The derived kinetic equation is compared with the results obtained by other authors.
arXiv comment8 pages in pdflatex, EPJ Web of Conferences latex style; contribution to proceedings of Quarks-2016
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