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title: "Influence of neutrino-electron scattering and neutrino-pair annihilation on hypermassive neutron star" | ||
authors: | ||
- "Cheong, Patrick Chi-Kit" | ||
- "Foucart, Francois" | ||
- "Ng, Harry Ho-Yin" | ||
- "Offermans, Arthur" | ||
- "Duez, Matthew D." | ||
- "Muhammed, Nishad" | ||
- "Chawhan, Pavan" | ||
jref: | ||
doi: | ||
date: 2024-10-27 | ||
arxiv: "2410.20681" | ||
abstract: | | ||
We investigate the influence of inelastic neutrino microphysics in | ||
general-relativistic magnetohydrodynamics simulations of a | ||
hypermassive neutron star. In particular, we include species/energy | ||
groups coupled neutrino-matter interactions, such as inelastic | ||
neutrino-electron scattering and electron-positron annihilation | ||
kernels, into simulations up to 50 ms. Neutrino-electron inelastic | ||
scattering is known to have effective neutrino-matter energy | ||
exchange. We show that, with neutrino-electron inelastic scattering, | ||
simulations predict 75% higher disc mass with slightly different | ||
mass-averaged compositions, and 18% more ejected mass with similar | ||
distributions. The enhancement of the mass of the disc and the | ||
ejecta results in stronger baryon pollution, leading to less | ||
favourable jet launching environments. Furthermore, neutrino | ||
luminosities are about 50, 40, and 30% higher for electron neutrino, | ||
electron anti-neutrino, and heavy-lepton neutrinos. In contrast, we | ||
do not see any significant impacts due to electron-positron | ||
annihilation. | ||
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