Helena Pais
University of Coimbra
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Journal of Physics G | 2009
Aziz Rabhi; Helena Pais; P. K. Panda; Constança Providência
We study the effect of a strong magnetic field on the properties of neutron stars with a quark–hadron phase transition. It is shown that the magnetic field prevents the appearance of a quark phase, enhances the leptonic fraction, decreases the baryonic density extension of the mixed phase and stiffens the total equation of state, including both the stellar matter and the magnetic field contributions. Two parametrizations of a density-dependent static magnetic field, increasing, respectively, fast and slowly with the density and reaching 2–4 × 1018 G in the centre of the star, are considered. The compact stars with strong magnetic fields have maximum mass configurations with larger masses and radii and smaller quark fractions. The parametrization of the magnetic field with density has a strong influence on the star properties.
Physical Review C | 2014
Fabrizio Grill; Constança Providência; I. Vidaña; Helena Pais; S. S. Avancini
The cell structure of
Physical Review C | 2015
Helena Pais; Silvia Chiacchiera; Constança Providência
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Physical Review C | 2016
N. Alam; Ad. R. Raduta; M. Fortin; Constança Providência; Helena Pais; B. K. Agrawal; A. Sulaksono
-stable clusters in the inner crust of cold and warm neutron stars is studied within the Thomas-Fermi approach using relativistic mean field nuclear models. The relative size of the inner crust and the pasta phase of neutron stars is calculated, and the effect of the symmetry energy slope parameter,
Physical Review C | 2016
Helena Pais; A. Sulaksono; B. K. Agrawal; Constança Providência
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Physical Review C | 2016
Helena Pais; D. P. Menezes; Constança Providência
, on the profile of the neutron star crust is discussed. It is shown that while the size of the total crust is mainly determined by the incompressibility modulus, the relative size of the inner crust depends on
Physical Review C | 2010
Helena Pais; A. M. Santos; L. Brito; Constan c c a Providência
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Physical Review C | 2017
S. S. Avancini; Márcio Ferreira; Helena Pais; Constança Providência; G. Röpke
. It is found that the inner crust represents a larger fraction of the total crust for smaller values of
Physical Review C | 2009
Helena Pais; A. M. Santos; Constança Providência
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Physical Review C | 2017
Jianjun Fang; Helena Pais; Sagar Pratapsi; Constança Providência
. Finally, it is shown that at finite temperature the pasta phase in