Magnetares y su posible relaci´on con las estrellas de quarks
Keywords:
Neutron star, magnetic field, quark matterAbstract
In the Universe there are stable stars with strong magnetic fields, larger than 1013 Gauss at the surface, which are called Magnetars. These objects could explain the astrophysical observations from peculiar emissions of some kind of pulsars like the Anomalous X-ray pulsars or Soft Gamma Repeaters. In this article, two principal hypothesis to explain the magnetic field intensity in Magnetars are presented. Further, the possibility that such objects could be quark stars is discussed (QSs). Also, an analytical solution for the mass-radius relationship of QSs under strong magnetic field is presented from the energy variational principle in General Relativity.
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i. Alioth, la estrella m´as brillante de la constelaci´on de la Osa Mayor, es una estrella magn´etica tipo A.
ii. Decaimiento del campo magn´etico debido a la resistividad el´ectrica.
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