Consider a neutron star of mass equal to twice the mass of the Sun.
a. Evaluate the Fer...
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Consider a neutron star of mass equal to twice the mass of the Sun.
a. Evaluate the Fermi energy and determine whether classical or relativistic kinematics should be used in the analysis.
b. Find the de Broglie wavelength of a neutron at the Fermi energy and compare with the average distance between neutrons.
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