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I thought others might be interested in this: http://arxiv.org/abs/1011.6142
As a nuclear physicist, I don't find it surprising to hear that neutron stars are superfluid. Nuclei are superfluid. I'm not clear on the relationship between superfluidity and cooling. Can anyone explain this using crayons?
As a nuclear physicist, I don't find it surprising to hear that neutron stars are superfluid. Nuclei are superfluid. I'm not clear on the relationship between superfluidity and cooling. Can anyone explain this using crayons?