Charged compact binaries lose energy via both gravitational and electromagnetic radiation at next-to-leading order, yielding modified orbital frequency evolution and charge-dependent stability for circular orbits.
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RMF-CC models with ωρ coupling better match multi-messenger NS data and LQCD/NEP constraints than the baseline, yet standard RMF remains preferred without core phase transitions, requiring high Ksat ~300 MeV.
In the modified NJL model, low vacuum pressure with a first-order chiral transition supports massive non-strange quark stars consistent with pulsar data while high vacuum pressure with crossover is ruled out, constraining current quark mass to 4.08-4.13 MeV and suggesting GW170817 could involve such
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Post-Newtonian dynamics of charged compact binaries
Charged compact binaries lose energy via both gravitational and electromagnetic radiation at next-to-leading order, yielding modified orbital frequency evolution and charge-dependent stability for circular orbits.
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Relativistic Mean Field Approach with Chiral Symmetry Breaking and Quark Confinement in the light of Astrophysical Observations
RMF-CC models with ωρ coupling better match multi-messenger NS data and LQCD/NEP constraints than the baseline, yet standard RMF remains preferred without core phase transitions, requiring high Ksat ~300 MeV.
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QCD vacuum pressure and its influence on the equation of state of non-strange quark stars
In the modified NJL model, low vacuum pressure with a first-order chiral transition supports massive non-strange quark stars consistent with pulsar data while high vacuum pressure with crossover is ruled out, constraining current quark mass to 4.08-4.13 MeV and suggesting GW170817 could involve such