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20202025
most citedModified MIT bag Models -- part I: Thermodynamic consistency, stability windows and symmetry group

56 citations · 154 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

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Effects of short-range correlations at high densities on neutron stars with and without DM content: role of the repulsive self-interaction

Odilon Lourenço, Everson H. Rodrigues, Carline Biesdorf +1

In this work, we investigate how short-range correlations affect relativistic hadronic models at high densities, with direct consequences for the structure of neutron stars, both w…

hep-ph2024★ 17 cited

Masquerading hybrid stars with dark matter

Carline Biesdorf, Jürgen Schaffner-Bielich, Laura Tolos

We investigate the influence of dark matter on hybrid stars. Using a two-fluid approach, where normal and dark matter components interact only gravitationally, we explore how dark…

hep-ph2023★ 7 cited

QCD Phase Diagrams via QHD and MIT-Based Models

Carline Biesdorf, Debora P. Menezes, Luiz L. Lopes

In this paper the QCD phase diagram is obtained by the crossing of two effective models: the MIT bag based models are used to describe quark matter and QHD type models to describe…

hep-ph2021★ 29 cited

Hypermassive quark cores

Luiz L. Lopes, Carline Biesdorf, Débora P. Menezes

Using a quantum hadrodynamics (QHD) and MIT based models we construct hybrid stars within the Maxwell criteria of hadron-quark phase transition. We are able to produce a hybrid sta…

hep-ph2020★ 45 cited

Modified MIT Bag Models -- part II: QCD phase diagram and hot quark stars

Luiz L. Lopes, Carline Biesdorf, K. D. Marquez +1

In the present work we use the modified versions of the MIT bag model, on which both a vector field and a self-interacting term are introduced, to obtain hot quark matter and to in…

hep-ph2020★ 56 cited

Modified MIT bag Models -- part I: Thermodynamic consistency, stability windows and symmetry group

Luiz L. Lopes, Carline Biesdorf, Débora P. Menezes

In this work we study different variations of the MIT bag model. We start with the so called non-ideal bag model and discuss it in detail. Then we implement a vector interaction in…