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26 April 2024
 
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Neutron stars in a perturbative $f(R)$ gravity model with strong magnetic fields
Myung-Ki Cheoun ; Cemsinan Deliduman ; Can Güngör ; Vildan Keleş ; C. Y. Ryu ; Toshitaka Kajino ; Grant J. Mathews ;
Date 6 Apr 2013
AbstractWe investigate the effect of a strong magnetic field on the structure of neutron stars in a model with perturbative $f(R)$ gravity. The effect of an interior strong magnetic field of about $10^{17 sim 18}$ G on the equation of state is derived in the context of a quantum hadrodynamics (QHD) model. We solve the modified spherically symmetric hydrostatic equilibrium equations derived for a gravity model with $f(R)=R+alpha R^2$. Effects of both the finite magnetic field and the modified gravity are detailed for various values of the magnetic field and the perturbation parameter $alpha$ along with a discussion of their physical implications. We show that there exists a parameter space of the modified gravity and the magnetic field strength, in which even a soft equation of state can accommodate a large ($> 2$ M$_odot$) maximum neutron star mass through the modified mass-radius relation.
Source arXiv, 1304.1871
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