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Why Stellar Sequences Turn Over: Fixed Points, Instability, and Equation-of-State Universality
We reformulate the stellar structure equations in the language of dynamical systems and show that the maximum mass of stellar sequences arises from the existence of a fixed point in the relativistic regime. In an appropriate representation of the Tolman-Oppenheimer-Volkoff equations, this fixed poin
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