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19972008
most citedRunning coupling constant from lattice data and bulk viscosity of strange quark matter

27 citations · 54 across the 7 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

hep-ph2008

"Latent heat" of first-order varying pressure transitions

Zheng Xiaoping, Zhang Li, Zhou Xia +1

We consider the energy release associated with first-order transition by Gibbs construction and present such energy release as an accumulation of a series of tiny binding energy di…

hep-ph2005★ 27 cited

Running coupling constant from lattice data and bulk viscosity of strange quark matter

Zheng Xiaoping, Kang Miao, Liu Xuewen +1

We study the bulk viscosity of strange quark matter (SQM) in a quasiparticle model at finite chemical potential by extrapolating the previous quasiparticle model of finite temperat…

astro-ph2005★ 1 cited

Non-leptonic Weak Interaction in Magnetized Quark matter

Zheng Xiaoping, Zhou Xia, Liu Xuewen

We investigated the non-leptonic weak interaction in magnetic field. We discussed an improvement of previous method to analytical work out the rate for weak field case.Our result e…

astro-ph2005

Effect of strong magnetic field on surface electric field of strange stars

Zheng Xiaoping, Yu Yunwei

We made a detailed study of the properties of the electron layer near the quark surface of strange stars with strong (G) magnetic fields. The electrostatic po…

astro-ph2003

An Astronomical Evidence of Existence of Quark Matter and the Prediction for Submillisecond Pulsars

Zheng Xiaoping, Pan Nana, Yang Shuhua +2

We derive the bulk viscous time scale of neutron stars with quark matter core, i.e. hybrid stars. The r-mode instability windows of the stars show the theoretical result accords wi…

astro-ph2003★ 26 cited

Bulk viscosity of strange quark matter in density-dependent quark mass model and dissipation of r-modes in strange stars

Zheng Xiaoping, Liu Xuewen, Kang Miao +1

We study the bulk viscosity of strange quark matter(SQM) in density dependent quark mass model(DDQM) under the background of self-consistent thermodynamics. The correct formulae, w…