Strange Phases in Neutron Stars
Juergen Schaffner-Bielich, Norman K. Glendenning
Abstract
The equation of state and the properties of neutron stars are studied for a phase transition to a charged kaon condensate. We study the mixed phase by using Gibbs condition with comparison to the hitherto applied Maxwell construction. Implications for kaon condensation and for the mass-radius relation of condensed neutron stars are examined.
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