Kaon condensate with trapped neutrinos and high-density symmetry energy behavior
A. Odrzywolek, M. Kutschera
Abstract
Effects of the neutrino trapping and symmetry energy behavior are investigated in the framework of the chiral Kaplan-Nelson model with kaon condensation. Decrease in the condensation threshold during deleptonization if found to be generic regardless uncertainties in the nucleon-kaon interactions and symmetry energy. Quantitatively however, differences are shown to be important
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