Compact stars in f(T) = T + xi T beta gravity

The episode discusses the paper "Compact stars in f(T) = T + xi T beta gravity," which modifies gravity by using torsion instead of spacetime curvature. Hosts analyze how parameters xi and beta affect compact star mass, showing that specific integer values can allow stars to be much more massive or less massive than predicted by General Relativity.

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