S-wave Pairing of Hyperons in Dense Matter
arXiv:nucl-th/9709013 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.57.409
Abstract
In this work we calculate the gap energies of hyperons in neutron star matter. The calculation is based on a solution of the BCS gap equation for an effective G-matrix parameterization of the interaction with a nuclear matter background, presented recently by Lanskoy and Yamamoto. We find that a gap energy of a few tenths of MeV is expected for Fermi momenta up to about 1.3 fm. Implications for neutron star matter are examined, and suggest the existence of a superfluid between the threshold baryon density for formation and the baryon density where the fraction reaches .
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