LIGO- G040318-00-Z August 18, 2004LIGO Scientific Collaboration 1 When do the pulsar upper limits get interesting? Ben Owen with Ian Jones.

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LIGO- G Z August 18, 2004LIGO Scientific Collaboration 1 When do the pulsar upper limits get interesting? Ben Owen with Ian Jones

LIGO- G Z August 18, 2004LIGO Scientific Collaboration 2 How bumpy can neutron stars be? Conventional neutron stars with solid crusts »Conservative target bump size (known decades, e.g. Jones 2001) »Physics is well understood and laboratory tested Solid strange quark stars »Largest bump size (new) »Very far-out physics (limit of what ApJL will publish) Stars with hybrid baryon-quark cores »Larger bumps than pure neutron stars (new) »Physics is untested in laboratory but not too far out (Stars with color superconducting quark cores)

LIGO- G Z August 18, 2004LIGO Scientific Collaboration 3 Conventional neutron stars Superfluid core and mantle Solid crust »Density  < 1.5 x g/cm 3 »Temperature T < K Outer crust »Density  < few x g/cm 3 »Neutron-rich nuclei in crystal »“Accessible” in lab Inner crust (neutron drip) »Neutron-rich nuclei in crystal »Free neutron fluid coexists »Modest extrapolation from lab

LIGO- G Z August 18, 2004LIGO Scientific Collaboration 4 Conventional neutron stars Define “bump”: ellipticity  = (I xx – I yy ) / I zz Minimize deformation energy E 0 + A  2 + B (  -  0 ) 2 »A ~ gravitational potential energy, B ~ Coulomb energy »Strained deformation  = B / (A + B)  0 =  0 »Strain  = |  –  0 | ~ |  0 | Breaking strain  < few x for terrestrial materials Bottom line  < (conservative) »(Not for magnetars and Ruderman/Cutler mechanism, but they’ll slow down too fast for LIGO)

LIGO- G Z August 18, 2004LIGO Scientific Collaboration 5 Solid strange stars Strange stars (Witten 1981, …) »Mix of u/d/s quarks, tiny normal solid crust on top »Almost uniform density few x g/cm 3, radius 5 – 8 km »Generally thought to be fluid Latest solid incarnation (Xu 2003) »Motivated by X-ray burst oscillations as t-modes (fishy) »Need quark clusters & van der Waals interaction Shear modulus (in B) up to 100x neutron star crust Gain almost 10x since whole star is solid Bottom line  < (largest of any model?) »Rough estimate done

LIGO- G Z August 18, 2004LIGO Scientific Collaboration 6 Hybrid stars Gradual phase transition (Glendenning 1992) »Baryons yield to quark matter at asymptotically high density »Quark blobs and baryon fluid coexist over a range of densities »Why not abrupt (constant pressure)? Two conserved numbers »Electric charge separates, so you get crystal lattice Solid core up to 8 km thick! (varies wildly) Shear modulus? »Coulomb force/area indicates few times that of crust »Pasta structure? Bottom line:  < few x (large but not crazy) »Looking at this more closely since it’s somewhat realistic

LIGO- G Z August 18, 2004LIGO Scientific Collaboration 7 Color superconductivity State of quark matter at asymptotically high density (Wilczek & Rajagopal 1990s) ???

LIGO- G Z August 18, 2004LIGO Scientific Collaboration 8 Conclusions No upper limit on  will ever rule out any theory of dense matter – any star could just be flat, or even groups of stars (old, isolated pulsars) But we can say “We’re observing at a level where we might expect to see something in X theory” – if there is no competition from a spindown upper limit Limits on  < are already (mildly) interesting Limits on  < few x get us to the level where we might see something in a reasonable theory