Mathematical Principles of Theoretical Physics

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7.2. STARS 431


core

Figure 7.2: Circulation in a shell layer causing blast.

In particular, the huge explosion has no imploding force, and will not generate a new black
hole.


The analysis in Steps 1-6 above provides the supernova exploding mechanism, and clearly
provides the power resource of the explosion.
In addition, by (7.2.12) and (7.2.16) we have


α=

1


1 −δr^2 /r 02 −η(r)

, η(r) =

1


2 r

∫r

0

r^2 ψ′φ′
α ψ
dr for 0≤r≤r 0.

We can verify that


(7.2.62) η(r)> 0 for 0<r<r 0.


In fact, by (7.2.17) and (7.2.12) we have

(7.2.63) η( 0 ) = 0 , η(r 0 ) = 0.


Therefore,ηhas an extremumr( 0 <r<r)satisfying


η′(r) = 0.

Letη=^1 rf. Then
η′(r) = 0 ⇒ f(r) =ear (a=constant).


Hence, at the extremumr,ηtakes a positive value


(7.2.64) η(r) =


1


r
f(r) =ea> 0 for 0<r<r 0.

Thus, (7.2.62) follows from (7.2.63) and (7.2.64).
The fact (7.2.62) implies that the criticalδ-factorδcfor the supernova explosion is less
than one, i.e.δc<1.

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