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X-Ray image of Crab Nebula Pulsar Credit: NASA/CXC/ASU/J. Hester et al.)
Liliana CaballeroWith Pf. Horowitz
Molecular Dynamics Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Non-uniform Simulations of Non-uniform Dense Matter and Neutrino Dense Matter and Neutrino Interactions in SupernovaeInteractions in Supernovae
Indiana University
NNPSS June/13/2005
OutlineOutline
Introduction: Supernova and Neutron Introduction: Supernova and Neutron StarsStars
Ion ResponseIon ResponseNeutrino-Nucleus scattering Neutrino-Nucleus scattering ModelModelSimulation ResultsSimulation Results
Future WorkFuture Work
Supernova NeutrinosSupernova Neutrinos
Collapse of a Massive StarCollapse of a Massive Star
Gravitational Force vs. Nuclear FusionGravitational Force vs. Nuclear Fusion Iron Core -> energy barrier->collapseIron Core -> energy barrier->collapseMost of the energy is lost by neutrino emission: p+e -> n+Most of the energy is lost by neutrino emission: p+e -> n+ννeeDensity increment->Strong Force & Fermi Degeneracy->Outward Density increment->Strong Force & Fermi Degeneracy->Outward
PressurePressureNeutron StarNeutron Star
SN1987A
Image taken from Dany Pierre Page, Neutron Star (Theory) Group at UNAM
Mass= 1.4 Sun MassRadius=10 km
~10~101212 g/cm g/cm33
Medium= Plasma Electrons and NucleiMedium= Plasma Electrons and NucleiNeutrino Trapping in SupernovaNeutrino Trapping in Supernova
Neutrino-Nucleus elastic scatteringNeutrino-Nucleus elastic scattering Ion, Electron Screening have important effectIon, Electron Screening have important effect
Ion ResponseIon Response
Ion ResponseIon Response
Linear Response -> Neutrino-Nucleus Elastic Linear Response -> Neutrino-Nucleus Elastic Cross Section:Cross Section:
Correlation Function g(r)Correlation Function g(r) Static Structure Factor S(q)Static Structure Factor S(q) Dynamic Structure Factor S(q,w)Dynamic Structure Factor S(q,w)
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Correlation Function g(r)Correlation Function g(r)
Probability of finding another ion a distance r Probability of finding another ion a distance r from a given ion.from a given ion.
r
Static Structure FactorStatic Structure Factor
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2
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)( qqqN
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)exp()(Charge Density
Ground State 0
ModelModel
Classical Approximation Classical Approximation Ions interact via screened Coulomb potentialIons interact via screened Coulomb potential
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r
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exp4
)(22
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rij distance between Ions
c
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,2
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Monte Carlo SimulationMonte Carlo SimulationT= 1 MevT= 1 MevN ionsN ions 5656FeFe