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PROPAGATING COMBUSTION MODES OF THE NEUTRON-TO-STRANGE-MATTER CONVERSION: THE ROLE OF INSTABILITIES
2010
International Journal of Modern Physics D
We present a short review of strange quark matter in supernovae and related explosions, with particular attention to the issue of the propagation of the combustion in the dense stellar environment. We discuss the instabilities affecting the flame and present some new results of application to the turbulent regime. The transition to the distributed regime and further deflagration-to-detonation mechanism are addressed. Finally we show that magnetic fields may be important for this problem,
doi:10.1142/s0218271810016531
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