Abstract
The observed recurrence of glitches in pulsars and neutron stars carry rich information about the evolution of their internal structures. In this article I show that the glitch-events observed in pulsars are exact quantum signatures for their metamorphosis into dark super-baryons (SBs), whose interiors are made of purely incompressible superconducting gluon-quark superfluids. Here the quantum nuclear shell model is adopted to describe the permitted energy levels of the SB, which are assumed to be identical to the discrete spinning rates $\Omega_{SB},$ that SBs are allowed to rotate with. Accordingly, a glitch-event corresponds to a prompt spin-down of the superconducting SB from one energy level to the next, thereby expelling a certain number of vortices, which in turn spins-up the ambient medium. The process is provoked mainly by the negative torque of the ambient dissipative nuclear fluid and by a universal scalar field $\phi$ at the background of a supranuclear dense matter. As dictated by the Onsager-Feynman equation, the prompt spin-down must be associated with increase of the dimensions of the embryonic SB to finally convert the entire pulsar into SB-Objects on the scale of Gyrs. Based on our calculations, a Vela-like pulsar should display billions of glitches during its lifetime, before it metamorphoses entirely into a maximally compact SB-object and disappears from our observational windows. The present model predicts the mass of SBs and $\Delta \Omega/\Omega$ in young pulsars to be relatively lower than their older counterparts.
Highlights
The observed recurrence of glitches in pulsars and neutron stars carries rich information about the evolution of their internal structures
A glitch-event corresponds to a prompt spin-down of the superconducting SB from one energy level to the thereby expelling a certain number of vortices, which in turn spins up the ambient medium
As dictated by the Onsager-Feynman equation, the prompt spin-down must be associated with increase of the dimensions of the embryonic SB to convert the entire pulsar into SB-Objects on the scale of Gyrs
Summary
The dynamics of the fluid inside the viscous BL, which initially was rotating differentially (due to shear viscosity), would start to be increasingly influenced by the rest of the strong nuclear force in combination with compression-enhancement due to the injection of dark energy These forces would quickly start to dominate over viscous stresses to subsequently provoke its transition into the superfluid phase. { } suitable element of ΩnSB , the SB undergos a sudden spin-down and starts rotating with this lower value, thereby ejecting a certain number of vortices These vortices are absorbed by the ambient dissipative medium and provoke its prompt spin up, which mimics a single glitch event out of many that have been observed to associate the long-term evolution of pulsars and young neutron stars. The object should have attained its maximum compactness and would turn invisible completely
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