Abstract
We investigate, in the framework of a trap/discharge vortex mechanism for pulsars glitches, different hypoteses in order to explain the origin as well as the behavior of the vortex-capacitor zone in the crust of a neutron star. We provide different scenarios depending of temperature and crustal structures.
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