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May 31, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Resolution of the Slow-Rotating Magnetar Paradox via QCD Vacuum Permeability Phase Transitions

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OKOleg Yuryevich Kirichenko

Key Points

  • This research aims to resolve the magnetar paradox by analyzing correlations between magnetar mass and magnetic fields using statistical methods.
  • Population-level statistical audit of 25 magnetars from the McGill catalog (N=25)
  • Multi-messenger validation tests incorporating gravitational waves and laboratory predictions
  • Reconstruction of magnetar masses using TOV equations under fixed progenitor surface fields.
  • Significant correlation found between reconstructed mass and birth magnetic field (R=0.510, p=0.044) in young magnetars.
  • Predicted gravitational-wave frequency shifts detectable by latest instruments within specified distances.
  • Models differentiated from other competing theories based on energetics and magnetic field statistics.

Abstract

Version 4 of the NVG magnetar preprint. This version incorporates a comprehensive population-level statistical audit and multi-messenger validation tests based on the latest McGill catalog (N=25, including Swift J1555. 2-5402). Key advances over V3: 1. Population-level statistical audit: Reconstruction of magnetar masses via NVG TOV equations under fixed progenitor surface field (Bₛeed=30 kG) yields realistic masses 1. 10–2. 30 M☉. Young magnetar sub-population (τ0|data) =97. 5%. 2. Multi-messenger and laboratory predictions: (a) FAIR/NICA dilepton Breit-Wigner peak significance >3σ for 10 pb⁻¹; (b) Post-merger gravitational-wave f₂ frequency shift −0. 40 to −3. 55 Hz (detectable by Einstein Telescope within 40 Mpc) ; (c) Virtual dark photon cooling suppression factor 9. 3×10⁻²⁵ in LMXB crusts. 3. Fallback-disk corridor for 1E 161348-5055: Propeller/fallback-disk model reproduces the observed period within remnant-age corridor using ordinary magnetar-strength fields (B~3×10¹⁴–10¹⁵ G), without requiring unrealistically large dipole fields. 4. Comparison with competing mechanisms: Quantitative differentiation from Thompson-Duncan turbulent dynamo and Ferrario-Wickramasinghe fossil-field models based on SNR energetics, birth-spin distributions, and high-B progenitor field statistics. Repository: https: //github. com/infosave2007/vmfZenodo: https: //zenodo. org/records/20214457

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1bd21d5783ba022b6fd7bchttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20438629
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