Equation of state for hyperonic neutron-star matter in SU(3) flavor symmetry
arXiv:2509.16559 · doi:10.3390/sym17111872
Abstract
Using a relativistic mean-field model calibrated to finite-nucleus observables and bulk properties of dense nuclear matter, we investigate hyperonic neutron-star matter within an SU(3) flavor-symmetry scheme. To retain SU(6)-based couplings within SU(3) flavor symmetry, we add a quartic self-interaction and - mixing. We demonstrate the roles of ( ratio), (mixing angle), and (singlet-to-octet coupling ratio) in SU(3)-invariant vector-meson couplings. It is found that predominantly controls the maximum mass of a neutron star, and neutron stars can be supported for . The also helps sustain large masses, whereas has a smaller effect on neutron-star properties. This SU(3) framework reconciles nuclear and astrophysical constraints, and offers a plausible resolution to the hyperon puzzle.
15 pages, 7 figures, 3 tables
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