Behaviour of Magnetic Tubes in Neutron Star's Interior
R. S. Singh, B. K. Sinha, N. K. Lohani
Abstract
It is found from Maxwell's equations that the magnetic field lines are good analogues of relativistic strings. It is shown that the super-conducting current in the neutron star's interior causes local rotation of magnetic flux tubes carrying quantized flux.
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