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The Lower Limit for Mass and Radius of Neutron Stars

Authors: Sylwester Kornowski

Here we calculated radius (12.1 km) and the lower limit for mass (0.891 solar masses) of neutron stars. Such a limit is defined by the characteristic energy of neutrinos in hot nuclear plasma that forces a shower of beta decays.

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