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Equation of state for dense nucleon matter

Physical Review C · 1988 · Vol. 38(2) · pp. 1010–1037
R. B. WiringaV. B. FiksA. Fabrocini

Abstract

We report microscopic calculations of the equation of state for dense nuclear and neutron matter. The calculations are performed for five Hamiltonians: the Argonne ${v}_{14}$ and Urbana ${v}_{14}$ two-nucleon potentials, both alone and with the Urbana VII three-nucleon potential, and the density-dependent Urbana ${v}_{14}$ plus three-nucleon interaction model of Lagaris, Friedman, and Pandharipande. The beta-stable equation of state and neutron star structure are also calculated for three of the models. The models with the three-nucleon potential bracket the density-dependent model and are significantly stiffer than those with an unmodified two-nucleon potential only. The Argonne ${v}_{14}$ plus Urbana VII Hamiltonian produces a softening in the neutron matter equation of state localized around twice nuclear matter density which may indicate a neutral pion condensate.

Pulsars and Gravitational Waves ResearchHigh-pressure geophysics and materialsQuantum Chromodynamics and Particle InteractionsPhysicsNucleonNuclear matterEquation of stateNuclear physicsNeutronPionHamiltonian (control theory)Neutron starBaryon
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