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AUTHORS ABSTRACTA model of a degenerate gas consisting of neutrons that are in chemical equilibrium with degenerate protons and electrons in a stationary and homogeneous superstrong magnetic field is used to describe the state of the matter in central regions of strongly magnetized neutron stars. Expressions for thermodynamic quantities (such as energy density, particle density, pressure, and magnetization) characterizing a degenerate gas of neutrons, protons, and electrons are obtained. In these expressions, the contributions determined by the interaction between anomalous magnetic moments of fermions and the magnetic field are taken into account. Macroscopic effects that may occur in strongly magnetized neutron stars are discussed. We show that all thermodynamic quantities characterizing electrically charged fermions in a strong magnetic field are subject to nonperiodic oscillations caused by the interaction of the anomalous magnetic moments of protons and electrons with the magnetic field. We also show that if the nucleon density and the electron density exceed threshold values that are relatively small and depend on the magnetic field strength, all fermions are fully polarized with respect to the spin. The full spin polarization effect in neutrons is caused by the interaction between the anomalous magnetic moment and the magnetic field. The obtained results may prove useful in understanding processes that occur in the nucleus of a neutron star with a magnetic field “frozen into” the star. More... »
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