Hyperon equation of state for core-collapse simulations based on the variational many-body theory Hajime Togashi Outline

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Hyperon equation of state for core-collapse simulations based on the variational many-body theory Hajime Togashi RIKEN Nishina Center, RIKEN Collaborators: E. Hiyama (RIKEN), M. Takano (Waseda University) 1:Introduction 2:Variational Method for Hyperon Equation of State 3:Application to Compact Stars 4:Summary Outline HYP2018@ VA USA, June 28, 2018

1: Introduction The era of multi-messenger astronomy has officially begun! The nuclear equation of state (EOS) is important input for numerical simulations. Core-Collapse Supernovae (APJ 786 (2014) 83) Black Hole Formation Figure by K. Nakazato Neutron Star Merger (APJL 789 (2014) L39) 2/14

Nuclear EOS for supernova simulations Supernova equation of state (SN-EOS) 3/14 (M. Oertel et al., Rev. Mod. Phys. 89 (2017) 015007) TNTYST AV18+UIX n, p, α, ( A, Z ) 2.21 11.5 0.32 y Togashi et al. (2017)

Nuclear EOS for supernova simulations Supernova equation of state (SN-EOS) 3/14 (M. Oertel et al., Rev. Mod. Phys. 89 (2017) 015007) Skyrme-type effective interaction Relativistic Mean Field Theory TNTYST AV18+UIX n, p, α, ( A, Z ) 2.21 11.5 0.32 y Togashi et al. (2017) We have constructed a new SN-EOS with the variational method starting from bare nuclear forces.

4/14 Nuclear EOS table with the variational method http://www.np.phys.waseda.ac.jp/eos/! (HT et al., NPA961 (2017) 78)

4/14 Nuclear EOS table with the variational method http://www.np.phys.waseda.ac.jp/eos/! Uniform EOS: AV18 + UIX (HT et al., NPA961 (2017) 78)

4/14 Nuclear EOS table with the variational method http://www.np.phys.waseda.ac.jp/eos/! Uniform Non-uniform Uniform EOS: AV18 + UIX Non-uniform EOS: Thomas-Fermi method (HT et al., NPA961 (2017) 78)

4/14 Nuclear EOS table with the variational method http://www.np.phys.waseda.ac.jp/eos/! Uniform Non-uniform Uniform EOS: AV18 + UIX Non-uniform EOS: Thomas-Fermi method (HT et al., NPA961 (2017) 78)

4/14 Nuclear EOS table with the variational method http://www.np.phys.waseda.ac.jp/eos/! Uniform Non-uniform Uniform EOS: AV18 + UIX Non-uniform EOS: Thomas-Fermi method We aim to extend the microscopic EOS table to consider Λ hyperon mixing. (HT et al., NPA961 (2017) 78)

Nuclear EOS with hyperons HYPERON PUZZLE EOS becomes softer due to hyperon mixing. Maximum mass tends to be lower than the observational data. Hyperon Three-Body Force (ΛNN TBF) D. Lonardoni et al., PRL 114 (2015) 092301 SN-EOS with Hyperons Shen EOS with Λ, Σ, Ξ [M max = 1.67 M ] (C. Ishizuka et al., JPG 35 (2008) 085201) Shen EOS with Λ [M max = 1.75 M ] (H. Shen et al., APJS 197 (2011) 20) LS EOS with Λ [M max = 1.91 M ] (M. Oertel et al., PRC 85 (2012) 055806) HS EOS with Λ [M max = 2.11 M ] (S. Banik et al., APJS 214 (2014) 22) HS EOS with Λ, Σ, Ξ [M max = 2.04 M ] (M. Marques et al., PRC 96 (2017) 045806) 5/14

Nuclear EOS with hyperons HYPERON PUZZLE EOS becomes softer due to hyperon mixing. Maximum mass tends to be lower than the observational data. Hyperon Three-Body Force Aim of this study (ΛNN TBF) We extend the microscopic EOS table to consider Λ hyperon mixing in a self-consistent manner. SN-EOS with Hyperons D. Lonardoni et al., PRL 114 (2015) 092301 Shen EOS We investigate with Λ, Σ, Ξ the [M max effects = 1.67 of Mhyperon ] (C. Ishizuka three-body et al., JPG 35 forces (2008) 085201) Shen EOS with Λ [M max = 1.75 M ] (H. Shen et al., APJS 197 (2011) 20) (TBF) on the structure of compact stars. LS EOS with Λ [M max = 1.91 M ] (M. Oertel et al., PRC 85 (2012) 055806) HS EOS with Λ [M max = 2.11 M ] (S. Banik et al., APJS 214 (2014) 22) HS EOS with Λ, Σ, Ξ [M max = 2.04 M ] (M. Marques et al., PRC 96 (2017) 045806) 5/14

2. Variational Method for Hyperon EOS Two-body Hamiltonian ΝN V ij : Argonne v18 (AV18) potential Hyperon Two-Body Central Potentials ΛN V ij : Λ-Nucleon (N) potential (E. Hiyama et al., PRC 74 (2006) 054312) - Constructed so as to reproduce the experimental binding energies of light Λ hypernuclei with the Gaussian expansion method. ΛΛ V ij : Λ-Λ potential - the experimental double-λ binding energy from 6 He (NAGARA event) ΛΛ (E. Hiyama et al., PRC 66 (2002) 024007) E 2 : Expectation value of H 2 in the two-body cluster approximation 6/14

Expectation value of the Hamiltonian 7/14 Jastrow wave function Φ F : The Fermi-gas wave function Correlation function: p: parity s: two-particle total spin µ: particle pair Cluster-expansion E 2 is the expectation value of H 2 in the two-body cluster approximation with the Jastrow wave function.

Nuclear EOS (previous study) Three-Body Energy Modified expectation value of H 3 with Φ F Correction term Repulsive part of UIX pot. is extended to the potential for Hyperon TBF (µ = NNN, ΛNN, ΛΛN, ΛΛΛ) µ P ijk : Three-particle projection operator α NNN : we use the value in the nuclear EOS (Saturation properties+ Thomas-Fermi calculation for atomic nuclei) α ΛNN, α ΛΛN, α ΛΛΛ : We assume 0 α µ α NNN E 3 is the expectation value with the Fermi-gas wave function. 8/14

Free energy for Λ hyperon matter 9/14 Total energy per baryon: E (n B, x p, x Λ ) =E 2 + E 3 Baryon number density : n B = n p + n n + n Λ Particle fraction: x i = n i /n B (i = p, Λ) The prescription by Schmidt and Pandharipande is employed to obtain the free energy at finite temperature.

Single particle potential for Λ particle Total energy per baryon: E (n B, x p, x Λ ) = E 2 + E 3 Baryon number density : n B = n p + n n + n Λ Particle fraction: x i = n i /n B (i = p, Λ) n B = 0.16 fm -3 x p = 1/2 x Λ = 0 Chemical potential of Λ: µ Λ Energy levels of the Λ single-particle major shells (Rev. Mod. Phys. 88 (2016) 035004) -32 MeV µ Λ -28 MeV 0.266 α ΛNN /α NNN 0.475 10/14

3. Application to Compact Stars 11/14 Nuclear Matter w/o Hyperon 3BF w/o Hyp. 3BF

3. Application to Compact Stars 12/14 µ Λ = -30 MeV (α ΛNN = 0.370 α NNN ) 0 α ΛΛN = α ΛΛΛ α NNN Nuclear Matter w/o Hyperon 3BF

13/14 Supernova matter Application to Supernova matter - Charge neutral and Isentropic matter (The entropy per baryon S ~ 1-2) - Neutrino-free β-stable matter (0 α ΛΛN = α ΛΛΛ α NNN )

Summary We construct the EOS for nuclear matter including Λ hyperons at zero and finite temperatures by the variational method. Variational method for hyperon matter The obtained thermodynamic quantities are reasonable. Application of the EOS to compact stars ΛNN three-body force: affects on the single-particle potential and the onset density of Λ hyperon mixing ΛΛN and ΛΛΛ three-body force: affects on the maximum mass of neutron stars (Important for HYPERON PUZZLE!?) The effect of Λ hyperons on neutrino-free matter becomes larger at higher entropies. The era of multi-messenger astronomy has officially begun. It is necessary to construct the reliable EOS for numerical simulations of astrophysical compact phenomena! 14/14