Natura Simplex : Exploratory Physics V

We explore an interpretation of the stellar graveyard through the study of the neutron, its composition, its properties and the conditions governing its stability. After presenting the main compact stellar remnants described by standard astrophysics, we examine the geometric organization of the neutron and its transformations within the framework of the Natura Simplex program. Neutron distributive decay and proton integrative transformation are considered as two complementary processes of phase reorganization. This approach leads us to propose a classification of the stellar graveyard into three categories : white dwarfs with neutron cores, conventional neutron stars, and neutron structures whose proper radius would become smaller than the Schwarzschild radius. The latter would correspond to configurations of extreme gravitational confinement, without a singularity of infinite density. This proposal constitutes a heuristic extrapolation whose validity remains to be examined.