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Phase Transitions & frustration in nuclear physics and astrophysics
workshop ESNT "Mean Field and Beyond for Nuclear Reactions" Phase Transitions & frustration in nuclear physics and astrophysics Karim Hasnaoui(1) Ph. Chomaz(1), C. Ducoin(1,2), F. Gulminelli(2), P. Napolitani(1) (1) GANIL (DSM-CEA/IN2P3-CNRS),Blvd. H. Becquerel, F Caen cédex, France (2) LPC Caen (IN2P3-CNRS/Ensicaen et Université), F Caen cédex, France
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Nuclear matter and neutron stars
Matter of neutrons, protons, and electrons. Crust of star Þ r/ r0 Î [~0.1,1].
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Motivation of the project
Exotic phases. (J.C. Pethick & D.G. Ravenhall). To understand the phenomenology of phase transitions of nuclear matter. To study the opalescence of star matter for neutrino propagation. (C. Horowitz & al)
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Ising analogue to compact star matter
Hinteraction=Hnuclear + HCoulomb Lattice-gas : N sites => occupation ni=0,1. No Isospin => Delocalisation of the electron =>
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Ising analogue to compact star matter
where & e=5.5MeV
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Matrice Cij
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Result 1 : Equation of state
system uncharged system charged Liquid-gas coexistence expands with respect to uncharged nuclear matter => Ttransition > Tc
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Result 2 : Criticality The phase transition is not of the second order. The lengths of correlations do not diverge at the point of transition.
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Effective interactions
The phase-transition phenomenology depends on the intrinsic interaction => Necessary to use an effective interaction. to take into account: Fermionic character of the nuclear system. Isospin degree of freedom.
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Fermionic Molecular Dynamics (FMD) (H.Feldmeier & al)
|Y> = Ansatz of Slater => Where
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Fermionic Molecular Dynamics (FMD) (H.Feldmeier & al)
Equation of motion TDHF
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Conclusion and perspectives
ISING => Coulomb modifies the phase-transitions phenomenology => suppression of criticality FMD => to take effective interactions and dynamics into account. Other exotic phases of the crust. Neutrino propagation.
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