What hides at the center of the Sun ?
G. Preparata
Abstract
The Standard Solar Model (SSM) and its basic assumption of an equation of state of perfect gases for the plasmas of its interior is analyzed within the new theoretical framework of QED coherent states. We find that for rr≤ 0.3 the SSM solution is unstable against collapse to a dense, cold coherent core and as a result a large suppression of B8-neutrinos is obtained, apparently solving the long standing solar neutrino problem.
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