Astrophysics
[Submitted on 30 Aug 2000]
Title:Can a Very Low-Luminosity and Cold White Dwarf be a Self-gravitating Bose Condensed System
View PDFAbstract: An entirely new model for the structure as well as for the cooling mechanism of white dwarfs has been proposed. We have argued that the massive part of the constituents of white dwarfs- the positively charged ions are boson and under the extreme physical condition (density and temperature) at the interior, it is possible to have condensation of charged bose gas. We have tried to establish that a cold white dwarf is a self gravitating charged bose condensed system.
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From: Dr. Somenath Chakrabarty [view email][v1] Wed, 30 Aug 2000 08:32:00 UTC (7 KB)
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