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Hiding a neutron star inside a wormhole

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arxiv 1401.7093 v2 pith:JQDWFEZN submitted 2014-01-28 gr-qc astro-ph.SR

Hiding a neutron star inside a wormhole

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keywords fluidneutronconfigurationsanisotropicfieldscalarwormholesanalysis
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We consider neutron-star-plus-wormhole configurations supported by a massless ghost scalar field. The neutron fluid is modeled by an anisotropic equation of state. When the central energy density of the fluid is of comparable magnitude to the one of the scalar field, configurations with an equator at the center and a double throat arise. These double-throat wormholes can be either partially or completely filled by the neutron fluid. In the latter case, the passage of light - radiated by the neutron matter - through these wormholes is studied. A stability analysis indicates that all considered configurations are unstable with respect to linear perturbations, independent of whether the fluid is isotropic or anisotropic.

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