Journal of Mathematical Physics · 1990 · 121 citations · 10 references
Natural SciencesAstronomyPhysicsAstrophysicsGravitationRelativityEinstein Field EquationsGeneral RelativityNeutron StarsRelativistic AstrophysicsStellar DynamicsStellar StructureGeneral-relativistic Stellar StructureGeometry Of Physical SpaceMatter Density ParameterNeutron Star Equation Of StateNeutron Star Mass-radius RelationNeutron Star PhysicsNeutron Star StructureStellar Masses
Assuming that the physical three-space in a relativistic superdense star has the geometry of a three-spheroid, a static spherically symmetric model based on an analytic closed-form solution of Einstein’s field equations is presented. Assuming the density of the order of 2×1014 g cm−3, estimates of the total mass and size of the stars of the model are obtained for various values of a density-variation parameter that is suitably defined. The total mass and the boundary radius of each of these models are of the order of the mass and size of a neutron star.
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