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For non-relativistic limit, we should expect that our usual intuition regarding the accelerating charges would hold, and a falling charge should radiate with an acceleration. On the other hand,...
10 July 2016 4,513 29 View
Why is the mass-radius of neutron star in the dynamic case greater than the static case?
25 December 2015 6,301 0 View
In the degenerate interiors of neutron stars, the equation of state is usually just density (and composition) dependent. You can express the pressure as a polytropic law of the form P∝ρα, where ρ...
15 December 2015 4,129 8 View
We know that the equilibrium condition for neutron star. But I do not know in the case of hyperon star. Is it same or not?
26 November 2015 3,437 1 View
The astrophysical rapid proton capture and rapid neutron capture processes, which are responsible for the generation of many heavy elements, operate veryclose to the drip lines; hence, the...
25 June 2015 3,801 1 View
A hydrogen nucleus consists of a single proton. A 2-hydrogen (deuterium) nucleus consists of a proton and a neutron. A tritium nucleus consists of a proton and two neutrons. This makes me wonder...
21 May 2015 4,340 4 View
The phenomena of the deformation was first suggested by Pauli that the hyperfine structure of atomic and molecular energy levels comes from the electromagnetic interaction with nonspherical atomic...
29 April 2015 1,358 9 View
Parity doublet means two orbital with opposite parities with different orbital angular momenta lies close to each other. Parity doublet is only seen in the case of largedeformed nuclei not in...
04 April 2015 1,273 1 View
As i send this question, super-deformed nuclei formed theoretical. If you give the externally deformation? It may or may not be deformed.
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