Equation of State Development for Neutron Star Merger Simulations
Institute of Cosmos Sciences UB via YouTube
Overview
Learn about a groundbreaking research project focused on developing an Equation of State (EoS) for neutron star merger simulations in this physics lecture. Explore the collaborative effort between the University of Caen and the University of Milano-Bicocca to construct a reliable EoS up to twice the nuclear saturation density. Examine the limitations of current nuclear physics models in simultaneously describing electric nuclear dipole polarizability and parity violating asymmetry in different nuclei. Discover the crucial connections between these observables and specific properties of the neutron matter EoS, while understanding why advancing theoretical nuclear physics is essential for both nuclear structure studies and astrophysical applications. Delve into detailed discussions of nuclear models, laboratory observations, neutral skin thickness, resonances, and the challenges faced at low densities, supported by recent research findings published in Physical Review Letters.
Syllabus
Introduction
Motivation
Equation of State
Nuclear Equation of State
Energy Per Particle
Nuclear Models
Laboratory Observations
Neutral Skin Thickness
Measuring Neutral Skin
Resonances and State
dipole resonance
polarizability
results
analysis
current models
summary
table
collaborators
low densities
failure
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Institute of Cosmos Sciences UB