The Influence of Magnetic Field Geometry in Neutron Stars Crustal Oscillations
arXiv:1910.01049 · doi:10.1002/asna.201913715
Abstract
In this work, we have studied oscillations in the crust of a neutron star which magnetic field has both dipolar and toroidal components, the former extends from the stellar interior to the outer space and the later is confined inside the star radius. Our study is based on the solutions we have got for perturbations in the star fluid, confined to the crust thickness. Our results are compared to the frequencies observed in the Soft Gamma Repeaters signals.
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