Abstract

using the nuclear equation of states for a large variety of relativistic and non-relativistic force parameters, we calculate the static and rotating masses and radii of neutron stars. From these equation of states, we evaluate the properties of rotating neutron stars, such as rotational frequencies, moment of inertia, quadrupole deformation parameter, rotational ellipticity and gravitational wave strain amplitude. The estimated gravitational wave strain amplitude of the star is found to be~sim 10.

Highlights

  • Nuclei having very different N/Z ratio compared to stable nuclei with the same A, large radial cut-off, high momentum distribution are generally known as drip-line nuclei

  • Proton to neutron ratio around β-stability line presents an open challenge to the nuclear physicists

  • The prominent milestone in this regard is the discovery of the super heavy elements, nuclear halos in the lightest neutronrich nuclei, experimental mapping of the nuclear shell structure near and far from stability

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Introduction

Nuclei having very different N/Z ratio compared to stable nuclei with the same A, large radial cut-off, high momentum distribution are generally known as drip-line nuclei. Abstract: Proton to neutron ratio around β-stability line presents an open challenge to the nuclear physicists. The prominent milestone in this regard is the discovery of the super heavy elements, nuclear halos in the lightest neutronrich nuclei, experimental mapping of the nuclear shell structure near and far from stability. The behavior of the p- and n- halo nuclei near the β-stability line are discussed considering the variation of radius with respect to the mass number and N~Z for different nuclei.

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