Tension between implications from PREX-2 data and gravitational tidal response on dense matter equation of state
arXiv:2302.07726 · doi:10.1051/epjconf/202327910003
Abstract
Recently an improved value of neutron skin thickness of was reported in Lead Radius EXperiment-2 (PREX-2) to be fm which corresponds to high estimations of nuclear symmetry energy () and its slope (). The updated values of and commensurating to the neutron star observable estimations lie exterior to the astrophysical observed range. The higher values of at deduced from recent PREX-2 data correlates to matter being easily deformable (yielding higher radius values) around intermediate matter densities leading to higher values of creating a tension between the terrestrial and astrophysical observations. In this study, we exploit this tension to constrain the -scalar meson coupling parameter space.
arXiv comment6 pages, 3 figures. Conference proceeding of the "Nuclear Physics in Astrophysics-X 2022". To appear in EPJ Web of Conferences
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