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arxiv gr-qc/9806070 v1 pith:NWYW66GO submitted 1998-06-16 gr-qc

Marcelo Salgado , Daniel Sudarsky (ICN-UNAM) , Ulises Nucamendi (CINVESTAV) This is my paper · ORCID
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We study in the physical frame the phenomenon of spontaneous scalarization that occurs in scalar-tensor theories of gravity for compact objects. We discuss the fact that the phenomenon occurs exactly in the regime where the Newtonian analysis indicates it should not. Finally we discuss the way the phenomenon depends on the equation of state used to describe the nuclear matter.

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