Strangeness barrierhttp://vega.bac.pku.edu.cn/rxxu R. X. Xu Renxin Xu School of Physics, Peking University ( ) 1 st bilateral meeting on “Quark and Compact.

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Strangeness barrierhttp://vega.bac.pku.edu.cn/rxxu R. X. Xu Renxin Xu School of Physics, Peking University ( ) 1 st bilateral meeting on “Quark and Compact stars” October 22, 2014; A strangeness barrier on strange quark-cluster star surface

CBM is produced inside massive stars after SN SN occurs due to gravitational energy release when nuclear power cannot stand against gravity. What’s compressed baryonic matter? A strangeness barrierhttp://vega.bac.pku.edu.cn/rxxu R. X. Xu

Puzzling Pulsar Inside: EoS... Different models in the market: yours and mine conventional Neutron Star light flavour symmetry: Strange Star

Q: The assumption of quark-cluster matter is very loose and not justified from a QCD point of view. A: Has the properties of nuclei been justified by the QCD first principles? Both CBM and nuclei are of non-perturbative QCD, but with flavor-symmetry changing from 2 (u,d) to 3 (u,d,s). A Quark-cluster matter phase? A strangeness barrierhttp://vega.bac.pku.edu.cn/rxxu R. X. Xu proton neutron f = 2f = 3 Hyperon puzzle? Quark-confinement? Not to be problems here!

Nucleus and Quark-cluster star: differences and similarities proton neutron Self-bound: by strong int. l ~ fm: electrons outsidel > λ e : electrons inside 2-flavour symmetry: isospin 3-flavour symmetry: strangeness light clusters: p(uud), n(udd) heavy clusters: 6(H), 9, 12, 18 a < λ c : classical particle a ~ λ c : quantum effects quantum gas/liquidsolid condensed matter at low-T A Quark-cluster matter phase?

Two features to be tested by observations A strangeness barrierhttp://vega.bac.pku.edu.cn/rxxu R. X. Xu

Summary Low-mass strange star: a candidate? A strangeness barrier necessary From corona to atmosphere/ocean/crust Conclusions A strangeness barrierhttp://vega.bac.pku.edu.cn/rxxu R. X. Xu

Watts et al. (2014) Current mass measurements of “NSs”

A low-mass candidate: 4U Red-shift: z ~ 0.009! 2.X-ray black body radiation area (A 1/2 ~ m) reduce as L x decreases. 3.The mass function via by observing the G-type red giant company is only f o ~ M ⊙ ! A strangeness barrierhttp://vega.bac.pku.edu.cn/rxxu R. X. Xu ⇒ All 3 could be understood if M compact is only ~ M ⊙ unless geometrically fine-turn.

Nucita et al. (2014) H-like Ly-α Lines at E/eV : {10.2, 40.8, 91.8, 163.2, 255, 367.2, 500,., 826.2, 1020, , , , , 2295, , , , , 4080,...} The puzzling symbiotic X-ray system 4U

Xu (2014) A solution to the puzzling symbiotic X-ray system 4U ?

X-ray spot, A, reduces as L x decreases The polar cap radius is r p, The radius is r p ~ 10m if R = 2km and P = 1s. Polar cap enlarges due to diffusion of matter Understandable for X-ray spot size ~ m! A strangeness barrierhttp://vega.bac.pku.edu.cn/rxxu R. X. Xu

Radial velocity measurements of HD P orb = 404  3 day Galloway+ (2002) Besides z & A, constraint from red giant, f O

Galloway+ (2002) M _Compact i

Summary Low-mass strange star: a candidate? A strangeness barrier necessary From corona to atmosphere/ocean/crust Conclusions A strangeness barrierhttp://vega.bac.pku.edu.cn/rxxu R. X. Xu

Strange (quark) stars A strangeness barrierhttp://vega.bac.pku.edu.cn/rxxu R. X. Xu Witten’s (1984) conjecture: for quark matter {u, d, s, (e)} Greiner et al. (1998) KineticPotential Analogy of Nuclear Symmetry Energy: from Baoan’s talk at CUSTIPEN2014 Coulomb barrier on surface: ~10 MeV u d s eu d s e e ee e e e e Xu & Qiao (1999) ~10 3 fm A strangeness barrier necessary

A strangeness barrierhttp://vega.bac.pku.edu.cn/rxxu R. X. Xu Accreted matter easily penetrate Coulomb barr. p free fall ~10 km ~1 M ⊙ Accreted ions (with kinetic energy ~ 100 MeV) could easily penetrate the Coulomb barrier: de-confine first into 2-flavour quark matter by fast strong force (~ s) and then change to 3-flavour quark matter by slow weak force (~10 -7 s). A strange quark star should keep bare even during a phase of accretion! A strangeness barrier necessary

A strangeness barrierhttp://vega.bac.pku.edu.cn/rxxu R. X. Xu Weak interaction first for quark-cluster star! pp reaction as an analogy: p + p  d + e + + e Two steps: barrier penetration (~ ), flavor-changed weak interaction (~ ) For comparison: 12 C(p,  ) 13 N, cross-section > times higher p p Though ion kinematic energy could be higher than the barrier, V coulomb But it is difficult to produce strangeness from u and d A corona composed by ions and electrons forms above a strange quark-cluster star!

Summary Low-mass strange star: a candidate? A strangeness barrier necessary From corona to atmosphere/ocean/crust Conclusions A strangeness barrierhttp://vega.bac.pku.edu.cn/rxxu R. X. Xu

From corona to atmosphere/ocean/crust A very simple corona model:  (h) Because of mass conservation, we have or the bottom density of the corona above strange star surface Then we could have a very simple model for the corona: Atmosphere/ocean/crust could exist for high M.

Summary Low-mass strange star: a candidate? A strangeness barrier necessary From corona to atmosphere/ocean/crust Conclusions A strangeness barrierhttp://vega.bac.pku.edu.cn/rxxu R. X. Xu

Conclusions A strangeness barrierhttp://vega.bac.pku.edu.cn/rxxu R. X. Xu A strangeness barrier is suggested to exist on a strange quark-cluster star surface, that should be necessary to keep normal matter outside a strange quark-cluster star surface. Beside observations (stiff EoS, two types of glitches and extra free energy for bursts), the quark-cluster model is also good to understand detected z, A, and f O of 4U , ~10 -2 M ⊙ ! THANKS!