Generalized Uncertainty Principle Removes The Chandrasekhar Limit

Reza Rashidi

Generalized Uncertainty Principle Removes The Chandrasekhar Limit

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arxiv 1512.06356 v2 pith:PTQPL7SR submitted 2015-12-20 gr-qc

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The effect of a generalized uncertainty principle on the structure of an ideal white dwarf star is investigated. The equation describing the equilibrium configuration of the star is a generalized form of the Lane-Emden equation. It is proved that the star always has a finite size. It is then argued that the maximum mass of such an ideal white dwarf tends to infinity, as opposed to the conventional case where it has a finite value.

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