Influence of direct URCA processes in a strong magnetic field on dynamics of collapsing star envelope
A. A. Gvozdev, I. S. Ognev
Abstract
Direct URCA processes in a collapsing star envelope with a strong magnetic field are investigated. It is shown that in the toroidal magnetic field these processes can develope a torque which quickly unwinds an envelope. A general expression for a force density along the field direction is obtained. An influence of the neutrino unwinding effect on a dynamics of the collapsar envelope is discussed and numerically estimated.
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