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Metastable Neutron Stars as Transient-Rate Detectors of Heavy Dark Matter
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Metastable neutron stars can undergo catastrophic conversion to quark-containing stars when a localized energy deposition nucleates a critical bubble. We show that dark-matter-induced conversions can be constrained by the present transient rate of the neutron star population, rather than by the surv
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