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The effect of pressure confinement on the maximum mass of rapidly accreting supermassive stars
We derive an extension of Chandrasekhar's pulsational stability criterion for relativistic stars with a pressure boundary condition at the surface. We then apply the new criterion to hylotropes, a model describing rapidly accreting supermassive stars with a core-envelope structure. We find that conf
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