Ferromagnetism in quark matter
A. Niegawa
Abstract
We investigate the magnetic property of the cold quark matter employing the magnetic moment μ' as the order parameter. Through analysis of the effective potential V (μ' 2), we find that, at relatively high densities ρ> ρc, the quark matter is in the normal phase. At ρ= ρc, the magnetic phase transition takes place and, in the low-density region ρ< ρc, the quark matter is in the ferromagnetic phase. For up, down and strange quarks, ρc = 1.62 ρ0, 1.47 ρ0 and 2.20 ρ0 (ρ0 the nuclear density), respectively. We also find that the leptons (e and μ) inside the quark matter are in the normal phase.
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