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10 8 III. Relativistic degeneracy $P_{e,deg} = P_{e,r-deg}$ 6 II. Degeneracy 4 $P_{ideal} = P_{e,deg}$ 1. Ideal gas Log [p(g cm$^{-3}$)] $P_{rad} = 10 P_{ideal}$ 2 Sun IV. Radiation pressure 0 6 7 8 9 10 Log [T(K)] Figure 7.1 Mapping of the temperature-density diagram according to the equation of state.

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8
III. Relativistic degeneracy
$P_{e,deg} = P_{e,r-deg}$
6
II. Degeneracy
4
$P_{ideal} = P_{e,deg}$
1. Ideal gas
Log [p(g cm$^{-3}$)]
$P_{rad} = 10 P_{ideal}$
2
Sun
IV. Radiation pressure
0
6
7
8
9
10
Log [T(K)]
Figure 7.1 Mapping of the temperature-density diagram according to the equation of
state.

10
8
III. Relativistic degeneracy
Pe,deg = Pe,r-deg
6
II. Degeneracy
4
Pideal = Pe,deg
1. Ideal gas
Log [p(g cm^-3)]
Prad = 10 Pideal
2
Sun
IV. Radiation pressure
0
6
7
8
9
10
Log [T(K)]
Figure 7.1 Mapping of the temperature-density diagram according to the equation of
state.

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Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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Given that the critical temperature as a function of density is T = 3.5 * 10^9 K (when P ideal = P degeneracy), and the boundary line between the Ideal Gas zone and the Degeneracy zone is defined by the equation: log Ï = 1.5 log T + constant, find the value of the constant in this equation. 10 Ill. Relativistic degeneracy 8 Pe, deg - Pe.r-deg I1. Degeneracy Log [p (g cm^-3)] I. Ideal gas 2 Sun IV. Radiation pressure 0 6 7 8 Log [T (K)] 9 10 Figure 7. I Mapping of the temperature-density diagram according to the equation of state.