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Nodeless differentially rotational Alfvén oscillations of crustal solid-state plasma in quaking neutron star
S. I. Bastrukov, H. -K. Chang, I. V. Molodtsova +1
The two-component, core-crust, model of a neutron star with homogenous internal and dipolar external magnetic field is studied responding to quake-induced perturbation by substanti…
Fundamental vibrational mode in a highly inhomogeneous star
S. I. Bastrukov, H. -K. Chang, E. -H. Wu +1
The eigenfrequency problem of fundamental vibrational mode in a highly inhomogeneous star, modeled by self-gravitating mass of viscous liquid with singular density at the center, i…
Torsional nodeless vibrations of quaking neutron star restored by combined forces of shear elastic and magnetic field stresses
S. I. Bastrukov, G. -T. Chen, H. -K. Chang +2
Within the framework of Newtonian magneto-solid-mechanics, relying on equations appropriate for a perfectly conducting elastic continuous medium threaded by a uniform magnetic fiel…
Eigenfrequency of nodeless elastic vibrations locked in the crust of quaking neutron star
S. Bastrukov, H-K. Chang, G. -T. Chen +1
The Newtonian solid-mechanical theory of non-compressional spheroidal and torsional nodeless elastic vibrations in the homogenous crust model of a quaking neutron star is developed…
Eigenmodes of elastic vibrations of quaking neutron star encoded in QPOs on light curves of SGR flares
Sergey Bastrukov, Hsiang-Kuang Chang, Irina Molodtsova +1
The Newtonian solid-mechanical theory of nodeless spheroidal and torsional of elastic seismic vibrations trapped in the crust of a quaking neutron star is outlined and applied to t…
Torsional shear oscillations in the neutron star crust driven by restoring force of elastic stresses
S. I. Bastrukov, H. -K. Chang, J. Takata +2
We present several exact solutions of the eigenfrequency problem for torsional shear vibrations in homogeneous and non-homogeneous models of the neutron star crust governed by cano…