Hybrid stars containing the 2SC+<dd> phase cool more slowly than those with the 2SC phase because inherited 3P2 superfluidity suppresses quark beta decay, producing cooling curves close to the CFL case.
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Microscopic DFT+QRPA calculation shows the effective coupling constant between nuclear clusters and superfluid phonons in the neutron-star inner crust is substantially smaller than hydrodynamical estimates due to suppression of the phonon amplitude inside and around the clusters.
Gross-Pitaevskii simulations show Josephson coupling creates a bound composite of one ^1S0 SQV and two ^3P2 HQVs that can depin from pinning sites.
Hybrid star model with core quark pasta pinning superfluid vortices produces glitch amplitudes ΔΩ/Ω of order 10^{-6} matching Vela-like pulsar observations.
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Cooling of Hybrid Stars with a 2SC+$<dd>$ Phase
Hybrid stars containing the 2SC+<dd> phase cool more slowly than those with the 2SC phase because inherited 3P2 superfluidity suppresses quark beta decay, producing cooling curves close to the CFL case.
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Interaction between nuclear clusters and superfluid phonons in the neutron-star inner crust
Microscopic DFT+QRPA calculation shows the effective coupling constant between nuclear clusters and superfluid phonons in the neutron-star inner crust is substantially smaller than hydrodynamical estimates due to suppression of the phonon amplitude inside and around the clusters.
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Formation of bound composite vortices of a singly-quantized $^1$S$_0$ vortex and half-quantized $^3$P$_2$ vortices in the $^1$S$_0$-$^3$P$_2$ coexisting phase in neutron stars
Gross-Pitaevskii simulations show Josephson coupling creates a bound composite of one ^1S0 SQV and two ^3P2 HQVs that can depin from pinning sites.