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Impact of soft versus hard equations of state on hybrid stars
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The nuclear stiffness as a dominant contribution of nuclear symmetry energy is analyzed on the properties of compact stars considering constraints from nuclear physics and astrophysics. A compact star can be a neutron star composed only of nuclear matter or a hybrid star with a quark core. Two typic
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