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Massive fluid spheres in general relativity
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1985
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Relativistic AstrophysicsMassive Fluid SpheresNonsingular Analytic SolutionsMagnetarPhysicsGeneral RelativityNatural SciencesIsotropic FormSymmetric Material DistributionQuantum Field Theory In Curved SpacetimeNeutron TransportGravitation TheoryGeometric RelativityAstrophysics
We present a class of nonsingular analytic solutions of the general-relativistic field equations in isotropic form for a static spherically symmetric material distribution. Within a sphere the outward variation of pressure, density, pressure-density ratio, and the adiabatic sound speed is monotonic decreasing. The solution has been used to construct causal models for neutron stars with a maximum mass \ensuremath{\approxeq}4${M}_{\mathrm{cirdot}}$ where we have assumed a surface density equivalent to the typical terrestrial nuclear density.
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