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Hempel–Schaffner-Bielich/DD2

EoS Submission Details

EoS name Hempel–Schaffner-Bielich/DD2


category hadronic
submitted by Matthias Hempel
affiliation Universität Basel
e-mail contact [Link](at)[Link]
sheet creation date July 10, 2013

Abstract
This is the zero electron fraction EOS table with RMF interactions DD2 [1]. Contribu-
tions of neutrons, anti-neutrons, protons, anti-protons, electrons, positrons, and photons
are included, whereas the net abundances of electrons and protons are always zero. The
details of the underlying EOS model at finite Ye can be found in Ref. [2], where the
TMA interactions were used. The manual from the web page
[Link]
gives further information about the table. Applications of HS EOS for various different
RMF interactions in supernova simulations can be found in Refs. [3,4].

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References to the original work
1. S. Typel, G. Röpke, T. Klähn, D. Blaschke, and H.H. Wolter, Phys. Rev. C 81
(2010) 015803.

2. M. Hempel and J. Schaffner-Bielich, Nucl. Phys. A 837 (2010) 210.

Further References
3. M. Hempel, T. Fischer, J. Schaffner-Bielich, and M. Liebendörfer, Astrophys. J.
748 (2012) 70.

4. A.W. Steiner, M. Hempel, and T. Fischer (2012), arXiv:1207.2184.

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Nuclear Matter Properties1

Quantity Unit
nS saturation density in symmetric matter fm−3 0.1491
E0 binding energy per baryon at saturation MeV 16.02
K incompressibility MeV 242.7
K0 skewness MeV 168.7
J symmetry energy MeV 31.67
L symmetry energy slope parameter MeV 55.03
Ksym symmetry incompressibility MeV -93.2

Neutron Star Properties1

Quantity Unit
Mmax maximum mass Msun 2.42
MDU,e mass at DUrca threshold (1/9) w/o µ− Msun -
RMmax radius at maximum NS mass km 11.90
R1.4 radius at 1.4 Msun NS mass km 13.2

1
0-values indicate, that the corresponding data is not provided.

3
[Link]
[Link] and the three grid defining files are CompOSE standard data files and by
definition available. [Link] does not necessarily provide all possible data.

table dimension 2
table type 4
total number of grid points 26406

Range and density (#) of the grid parameters:

Quantity Unit min max #


T Temperature MeV 0.10000000E+00 0.15848932E+03 81
nb Baryon Nr Density fm−3 0.10000000E-11 0.10000000E+02 326
Yq Charge Fraction 0.00000000E+00 0.00000000E+00 1

T, nb , and Yq are stored in eos.t, [Link], and [Link], respectively.

additional quantities in [Link]


none defined

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Further Available Data Files
Files and quantities listed in the following are provided beyond CompOSE’s core re-
quirements as outlined in Sec.4.2. of the CompOSE manual.
[Link] : available
index particle
10 n
- end of table -
The listed particle number fraction of neutrons is the net fraction, i.e., it is given by
the difference between the neutron and anti-neutron number density. The net particle
number fractions of electrons and protons are always zero, and therefore they are not
listed. Further particle sets are not defined.

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[Link] : available
index quantity particle
10041 Dirac effective mass divided by particle mass mD
i /mi n
11041 Dirac effective mass divided by particle mass mD
i /mi p
- end of table -

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Description of Phases
Fill this part briefly, in particular if several phases occur. In this latter case characterize
the transition(s).
PHASE INDEX #3:
pure RMF, i.e., only nucleons

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