Neutron star g-modes in the relativistic Cowling approximation

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Autori principali: Counsell, Rhys, Gittins, Fabian, Andersson, Nils, Pnigouras, Pantelis
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author Counsell, Rhys
Gittins, Fabian
Andersson, Nils
Pnigouras, Pantelis
author_facet Counsell, Rhys
Gittins, Fabian
Andersson, Nils
Pnigouras, Pantelis
contents Mature neutron stars are expected to exhibit gravity g-modes due to stratification caused by a varying matter composition in the high-density core. By employing the BSk equation of state family, and working within the relativistic Cowling approximation, we examine how subtle differences in the nuclear matter assumptions impact on the g-mode spectrum. We investigate the possibility of detecting individual g-mode resonances during a binary inspiral with current and next-generation ground-based detectors, like Cosmic Explorer and the Einstein Telescope. Our results suggest that these resonances may be within the reach of future detectors, especially for low mass stars with $M\lesssim1.4M_\odot$.
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spellingShingle Neutron star g-modes in the relativistic Cowling approximation
Counsell, Rhys
Gittins, Fabian
Andersson, Nils
Pnigouras, Pantelis
General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
High Energy Astrophysical Phenomena
Mature neutron stars are expected to exhibit gravity g-modes due to stratification caused by a varying matter composition in the high-density core. By employing the BSk equation of state family, and working within the relativistic Cowling approximation, we examine how subtle differences in the nuclear matter assumptions impact on the g-mode spectrum. We investigate the possibility of detecting individual g-mode resonances during a binary inspiral with current and next-generation ground-based detectors, like Cosmic Explorer and the Einstein Telescope. Our results suggest that these resonances may be within the reach of future detectors, especially for low mass stars with $M\lesssim1.4M_\odot$.
title Neutron star g-modes in the relativistic Cowling approximation
topic General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
High Energy Astrophysical Phenomena
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.20178