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Influence of chemical potential to explain the maximum mass and tidal love number of strange stars
We investigate the influence of medium effects on strange quark matter and their consequences for the structural properties of compact stars. In this study, the bag constant, in the MIT bag model equation of state, is reformulated as a function of the chemical potential of quark. Imposing the Bodmer
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