Synchrotron radiation of neutrino pairs in neutron stars

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Neutrinos, Neutron Stars, Nuclear Astrophysics, Synchrotron Radiation, Annihilation Reactions, Computational Astrophysics, Relativistic Electron Beams, Stellar Magnetic Fields

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The neutrino energy loss rate is calculated and fitted by a simple formula for the synchrotron radiation of neutrino pairs by electrons in a degenerate relativistic electron gas with a magnetic field under the condition that the electrons populate many Landau levels. In a wide range of parameters the loss rate does not depend on the electron number density. In envelopes of neutron stars at densities of about 10 exp 7 to 10 exp 14 g/cu cm, at temperatures of 10 exp 8 to 10 exp 10 K, and magnetic fields of 10 exp 12 to 10 exp 14 G, the synchrotron losses are comparable to or exceed other neutron energy losses.

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