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Astrophysical assumptions and equation of state framework have larger impact on equation of state inference than individual neutron star observations
The wide range of nuclear densities achieved in neutron stars makes them probes of dense nuclear behavior in the form of the nuclear equation of state (EoS). Studying neutron stars both in isolation, with X-ray measurements and pulse profiling, and in dynamic events, such as neutron star mergers, ha
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