Magnetic fields play a crucial role in many astrophysical scenarios and, in particular, are of paramount importance in the emission mechanism and evolution of Neutron Stars (NSs). To understand the role of the magnetic field in compact objects it is important to obtain, as a first step, accurate equilibrium models for magnetized NSs. Using the conformally flat approximation we solve the Einstein's equations together with the GRMHD equations in the case of a static axisymmetric NS taking into account different types of magnetic configuration. This allows us to investigate the effect of the magnetic field on global properties of NSs such as their deformation.

General Relativistic Equilibrium Models of Magnetized Neutron Stars / A. Pili; N. Bucciantini; L. Del Zanna. - In: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MODERN PHYSICS CONFERENCE SERIES. - ISSN 2010-1945. - STAMPA. - 1460202:(2014), pp. 1-5. [10.1142/S2010194514602026]

General Relativistic Equilibrium Models of Magnetized Neutron Stars

PILI, ANTONIO GRAZIANO;DEL ZANNA, LUCA
2014

Abstract

Magnetic fields play a crucial role in many astrophysical scenarios and, in particular, are of paramount importance in the emission mechanism and evolution of Neutron Stars (NSs). To understand the role of the magnetic field in compact objects it is important to obtain, as a first step, accurate equilibrium models for magnetized NSs. Using the conformally flat approximation we solve the Einstein's equations together with the GRMHD equations in the case of a static axisymmetric NS taking into account different types of magnetic configuration. This allows us to investigate the effect of the magnetic field on global properties of NSs such as their deformation.
2014
1460202
1
5
A. Pili; N. Bucciantini; L. Del Zanna
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