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To update the phase boundaries for compact objects in the context of CCEGA and M_max.

April 30, 2026Open Access

P36 v2.0: Phase Diagram of Compact Objects in CCEGA — Updated Boundaries: M_max

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To update the phase boundaries for compact objects in the context of CCEGA and M_max.
Updated phase boundaries following previous classification P34 v2.0.
Retained the same methods used in earlier versions.
Identified three regimes: NS with masses less than 4.56 solar masses, ultracompact from 4.56 to 12.0, and CCEGA black holes above 12.0.
GW190814 reclassified as a candidate for a massive neutron star.

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Updates phase boundaries in compact object classification, including gravitational waves and black holes.

Abstract

Updates phase boundaries following P34 v2.0 (M_max = 4.56 ± 0.03 M☉). Three regimes: NS (M < 4.56), ultracompact (4.56–12.0), CCEGA BH (M > 12.0). GW190814 reclassified as massive NS candidate. Method unchanged from v1.1.

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Marc López Sánchez (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69f2a4578c0f03fd67763552 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19856330

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Updates phase boundaries in compact object classification, including gravitational waves and black holes.

P36 v2.0: Phase Diagram of Compact Objects in CCEGA — Updated Boundaries: M_max

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P36 v2.0: Phase Diagram of Compact Objects in CCEGA — Updated Boundaries: M_max

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