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Anisotropic Dark Matter Stars with a Pressure-Sourced Dark Energy Density
If the dark sector is not inert, the vacuum energy trapped inside a dark matter star need not equal its cosmological value, but may instead respond to the star's own density and pressure. We show that this freedom is far more restricted than it first appears: demanding a smooth, physically sensible
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