Preprint proposes rotational mass shedding as a mechanism for core-collapse supernovae, suggesting alternative explanations for observed phenomena.
Preprint of a manuscript proposing that angular momentum conservation during gravitational collapse mechanically ejects stellar envelopes, offering an alternative to the neutrino-driven supernova paradigm. The shedding radius is derived from first principles, and the framework naturally accounts for observed supernova asymmetries, pulsar kick-spin correlations, and the SN 1987A neutrino signal.
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