These stars are kept from collapsing by the degeneracy pressure of their namesake particles.
Neutral pion condensation can increase the cooling of these astronomical objects described by the APR equation. A type of degenerate matter referred to as "pasta" is thought to be located in the crust of these objects. Indirect evidence of gravitational waves was provided by a pair of these stars named for (*) Hulse and Taylor. The maximum mass of these stars is equal to about 3 solar masses, which is referred to as the TOV limit. These stars are kept from collapsing by the degeneracy pressure of their namesake particles. For 10 points, name these stars that are composed of namesake uncharged, nuclear particles.
Neutral pion condensation can increase the cooling of these astronomical objects described by the APR equation.
neutron stars [accept “pulsars”]