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arxiv gr-qc/9911038 v1 pith:BXV2M3BI submitted 1999-11-10 gr-qc

Boson stars with generic self-interactions

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keywords bosonconfigurationsgenericmassesparticlesstarusualaccreted
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We study boson star configurations with generic, but not non-topological, self-interaction terms, i.e. we do not restrict ourselves just to consider the standard $\lambda |\psi|^4$ interaction but more general U(1)-symmetry-preserving profiles. We find that when compared with the usual potential, similar results for masses and number of particles appear. However, changes are of order of few percent of the star masses. We explore the stability properties of the configurations, that we analyze using catastrophe theory. We also study possible observational outputs: gravitational redshifts, rotation curves of accreted particles, and lensing phenomena, and compare with the usual case.

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