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Stellar Superfluids

Page, Lattimer and Prakash

  • 90 pages
  • 2.1 MB
  • PDF

An exploration of superfluidity and superconductivity inside neutron stars, and how these states affect their cooling and behavior. A detailed look at matter under the most extreme conditions.

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