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SUMMARY:Kristjan Müürsepp (University of Tartu\, National Institute of C
 hemical Physics and Biophysics)
DTSTART:20201027T141500Z
DTEND:20201027T154500Z
DTSTAMP:20260423T004642Z
UID:UTPhysics/5
DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/UTPhysics/5/
 ">The particle physics and astrophysical properties of dark compact object
 s</a>\nby Kristjan Müürsepp (University of Tartu\, National Institute of
  Chemical Physics and Biophysics) as part of Theoretical physics seminar @
  Tartu\n\nLecture held in Physicum room A101\, University of Tartu\, Eston
 ia.\n\nAbstract\nThe detection of the Higgs boson in 2012 strongly suggest
 s that at least one fundamental scalar particle exists in the Nature. More
 over\, although no compact objects consisting of fundamental scalar bosons
  have been observed\, there is\, as of now\, no fundamental principle ruli
 ng out the existence of compact objects consisting of scalar fields. In th
 is seminar\, I will present an introduction to a subset of the compact obj
 ects comprising of scalar fields that are known as boson stars. I will dis
 cuss various astrophysical properties of boson stars and show how those ca
 n markedly differ from the properties of neutron stars. Furthermore\, I wi
 ll highlight the mathematical formalism underlying a proper description of
  these stars and briefly outline the first results I have obtained on the 
 topic. Finally\, contingent on time constraints\, I will briefly elucidate
  the possible connection between boson stars and dark matter.\n
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