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most citedLarge nucleation distances from impurities in the cosmological quark-hadron transition

55 citations · 144 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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astro-ph2000

Structured Mixed Phase is Favored in Neutron Stars

Michael B. Christiansen, Norman K. Glendenning

We give a general thermodynamical argument showing that in neutron stars, the Coulomb structured mixed phase is always favored for any first order phase transition involving system…

nucl-th2000★ 48 cited

Surface Tension between Kaon Condensate and Normal Nuclear Matter Phase

Michael B. Christiansen, Norman K. Glendenning, Jurgen Schaffner-Bielich

We calculate for the first time the surface tension and curvature coefficient of a first order phase transition between two possible phases of cold nuclear matter, a normal nuclear…

astro-ph1997★ 32 cited

Finite size effects and the mixed quark-hadron phase in neutron stars

Michael B. Christiansen, Norman K. Glendenning

We demonstrate that the form and location (not the size or spacing) of the energetically preferred geometrical structure of the crystalline quark-hadron mixed phase in a neutron st…

hep-ph1996

Color Singlet Strangelets

Dan Mønster Jensen, Jes Madsen, Michael B. Christiansen

When considering strangelets at finite temperature it is important to obey the constraint that any observed state must be color singlet. This constraint results in an increase in s…

astro-ph1996★ 55 cited

Large nucleation distances from impurities in the cosmological quark-hadron transition

Michael B. Christiansen, Jes Madsen

We calculate the mean nucleation distance, , in a first order cosmological quark-hadron phase transition. For homogeneous nucleation we find that self-consistent inclusion…

nucl-th1996★ 9 cited

Color singlet suppression of quark-gluon plasma formation

Jes Madsen, Dan M. Jensen, Michael B. Christiansen

The rate of quark-gluon plasma droplet nucleation in superheated hadronic matter is calculated within the MIT bag model. The requirements of color singletness and (to less extent)…