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Andreev Beta Conversion and Bulk Viscosity in Superfluid Neutron-Star Matter
Bulk viscosity in neutron-star matter is attributed to the phase lag between a density oscillation and weak beta equilibration. We point out a distinct coherent channel when the baryonic component that stores the condensate is superfluid: an effective beta-conversion event between a neutron condensa
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