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arXiv:2503.21171·v1·Nuclear Theory

Are Neutron Stars Rich in H-dibaryons?

Jesper Leong · Anthony W. Thomas · Pierre A. M. Guichon

Abstract

The possible existence of an H-dibaryon near the threshold has still not been decided experimentally. This raises the question of the potential effects on neutron stars if it does exist. We explore the consequences within the quark-meson coupling model, using the excluded volume formalism. While the H is abundant in heavy stars the maximum mass is only lowered slightly by its presence.

Comments: 8 pages, 4 figures, submitted to conference proceedings QCHSC24

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