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      Confronting nuclear equation of state in the presence of dark matter using GW170817 observation in relativistic mean field theory approach

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          We confront admixture of dark matter inside neutron star using gravitational wave constraints coming from binary neutron star merger. We consider a relativistic mean field model including \(\sigma-\omega-\rho\) meson interaction with NL3 parameterization. We study fermionic dark matter interacting with nucleonic matter via Higgs portal mechanism. We show that admixture of dark matter inside the neutron star soften the equation state and lower the value of tidal deformability. Gravitational wave GW170817 observation puts an upper bound on tidal deformability of a binary neutron star with low spin prior at 90\% confidence level, which disfavors stiff equation of state such as Walecka model with NL3 parameterization. However, we show that Walecka model with NL3 parameterization with a fermionic dark matter component satisfy the tidal deformability bound coming from the GW170817 observation.

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          Spin Up in Neutron Stars : The Future of the Vela Pulsar

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            Neutron stars and quark stars are not only characterized by their mass and radius, but also by how fast they spin, through their moment of inertia, and how much they can be deformed, through their Love number and quadrupole moment. These depend sensitively on the star's internal structure, and thus on unknown nuclear physics. We find universal relations between the moment of inertia, the Love number and the quadrupole moment that are independent of the neutron star's and quark star's internal structure. These can be used to learn about the deformability of these compact objects through observations of the moment of inertia, break degeneracies in gravitational wave detection to measure spin in binary inspirals and test General Relativity in a nuclear-structure independent fashion.
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              Nuclear matter properties in the relativistic mean field model with sigma-omega coupling

              The possibility of extending the linear sigma-omega model by introducing a sigma-omega coupling phenomenologically is explored. It is shown that, in contrast to the usual Walecka model, not only the effective nucleon mass M* but also the effective sigma meson mass m*_sigma and the effective omega meson mass m*_omega are nucleon density dependent. When the model parameters are fitted to the nuclear saturation point (the nuclear radius constant r_0=1.14fm and volume energy a_1=16.0MeV) as well as to the effective nucleon mass M*=0.85M, the model yields m*_sigma=1.09m_sigma and m*_omega=0.90m_omega at the saturation point, and the nuclear incompressibility K_0=501MeV. The lowest value of K_0 given by this model by adjusting the model parameters is around 227MeV.
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                26 July 2018
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                1807.10013
                6ca971da-73f6-4a15-a2a1-34dc2a42dd81

                http://arxiv.org/licenses/nonexclusive-distrib/1.0/

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                17 pages, 4 figures
                hep-ph nucl-th

                High energy & Particle physics,Nuclear physics
                High energy & Particle physics, Nuclear physics

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