Locating the special point of hybrid neutron stars
arXiv:2112.09166 · doi:10.1051/epjconf/202225807009
Abstract
The special point is a feature unique to models of hybrid neutron stars. It represents a location on their mass--radius sequences that is insensitive to the phase transition density. We consider hybrid neutron stars with a core of deconfined quark matter that obeys a constant--sound--speed (CSS) equation of state model and provide a fit formula for the coordinates of the special point as functions of the squared sound speed () and pressure scale () parameters. Using the special point mass as a proxy for the maximum mass of the hybrid stars we derive limits for the CSS model parameters based on the recent NICER constraint on mass and radius of pulsar PSR J0740+6620, and . The upper limit for the maximum mass of hybrid stars depends on the upper limit for so that choosing results in , within the mass range of GW190814.
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