Semiclassical Effects in Color Flavor Locked Strange Stars
arXiv:2107.06052 · doi:10.1007/s13538-022-01161-0
Abstract
Strange stars in the color flavor locked phase, as described by a generalization of the phenomenological MIT bag model proposed in the context of color superconductivity, are studied through a model motivated by the semiclassical solutions for hydrostatic equilibrium. Results show that within this framework it is possible to find ultracompact configurations situated between regular compact stars and black holes.
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