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Universal Relations and Alternative Gravity Theories

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arxiv 1709.08046 v1 pith:4L5JAIQZ submitted 2017-09-23 gr-qc astro-ph.HE

Daniela D. Doneva , George Pappas This is my paper · ORCID
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This is a review with the ambitious goal of covering the recent progress in: 1) universal relations (in general relativity and alternative theories of gravity), and 2) neutron star models in alternative theories. We also aim to be complementary to recent reviews in the literature that are covering the topic of universal relations of neutron stars.

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    In Aether Scalar-Tensor theory, slowly rotating neutron stars obey approximate universal moment-of-inertia versus compactness relations that deviate from general relativity and are fit with parameter-dependent formulae.

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