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The tool sneut5.tbz
implements the analytic fitting formulas of Itoh et al.
1996
for thermal neutrino losses.
In addition, the tool also returns the neutrino loss rate and its derivatives with respect
to its input values: temperature, density, and the composition variables abar and zbar.
As shown in the first figure above, the thermal neutrino losses
has several components:
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Pair production: $e^+ + e^- \rightarrow \nu_e + {\bar \nu}_e$
dominates in massive stars, where $kT \ge 0.1 \ m_ec^2$ especially for $T_9 > 0.5$.
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Photoneutrino: $e^{\pm} + \gamma \rightarrow e^{\pm} + \nu + \bar{ \nu}_e$
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Plasmon neutrino: $\gamma_{{\rm plasmon}} \rightarrow \nu_e + \bar{ \nu}_e$
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Bremsstrahlung: $e^- + A^Z \rightarrow e^- + A^Z + \nu_e + \bar{\nu}_e$
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Recombination: $e^-_{\rm continuum} \rightarrow e^-_{\rm bound} + \nu_e + \bar{ \nu}_e$
Here is how the
Itoh et al
expressions look in the ρ-T plane for pure carbon:
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