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黄润乾 《中国天文和天体物理学报》1997,(2)
本文研究了有碰撞星风激波存在的大质量双星系统的演化．碰撞星风激波存在的重要效应之一是产生Ｘ射线辐射，使有星风激波存在的大质量双星系统成为Ｘ射线双星系统的又一类新成员．碰撞星风激波存在的另一重要效应，是可以阻止双星系统中两子星之间的物质交换，因而对大质量双星系统的演化产生重要影响．对于一个由４０Ｍ⊙和３０Ｍ⊙组成的双星系统在情况Ｂ演化下，有星风激波存在与无星风激波存在两种情况相比较，前者的周期大大变短，系统的总质量大大减小． 相似文献
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《中国天文和天体物理学报》1995,(4)
本文研究了激变双星中较冷次星的星风在磁场耦合作用下造成的角动量损失，以及对激变双星演化的影响。本文特别注意到双星成员的星风物质损失和角动量损失应该与单星情况明显不同，这就是：双星成员的星风物质损失受到潮汐效应和系统自转效应的影响而增大，同时双星成员的角动量是由轨道角动量和自转角动量所组成，并且轨道角动量远大于自转角动量。研究结果表明，由于次星的星风物质损失率很小，星风的速度也不大，因而磁滞效应造成的角动量损失极小，不能成为驱动周期大于３小时的激变双星演化的机制。 相似文献
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钡星系统轨道根数分布及丰度的Monte-Carlo模拟计算 总被引：3，自引：0，他引：3
采用星风质量吸积的角动量守恒模型，用Monte—Carlo方法研究了普通红巨星双星系统和钡星的轨道根数的变化规律，由于钡星系统是由普通红巨星双星系统演化而来，因此钡星系统的轨道偏心率及周期的分布显示了经过质量吸积后双星系统的最终轨道特征。计算结果表明，随着星风吸积过程的进行，在星风质量损失阶段系统轨道半长轴将增大，导致轨道周期增大，而偏心率变化不大，由此可以解释普通红巨星双星系统和钡星系统的轨道根数的分布规律和变化情况以及钡星重元素丰度分布特征。 相似文献
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中等质量富金属AGB长周期变星的振动研究 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
本采用恒星演化计算与恒星振动计算相结合的方法，对中等质量富金属恒星演化到渐近巨星分支时的振动性质进行了分析研究，从理论上得出这类恒星的振动方式是处于一阶谐频振动，而振动的激发则是在氢电离区和氦的二次电离区由多种机制共同作用造成的，同时提出很长周期的ＡＧＢ长周期变星只能是由中等质量恒星演化到ＡＧＢ阶段形成的。我们的理论计算结果还比较支持在ＡＧＢ顶端存在巨大星风物质损失的观点，且这种星风物质损失很可 相似文献
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中等质量恒星在赫罗图中由E-AGB星进入TP-AGB星的分界点 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
通过对3～10 M_☉恒星在赫罗图上演化轨迹的研究,分析恒星内部氦壳层燃烧峰值处能量、密度、温度、氦壳层表面光度与恒星表面光度比及恒星半径的变化,给出了中等质量恒星由早期AGB星演化至热脉冲AGB星阶段在赫罗图上的分界点,与119颗碳星的观测结果吻合得相当好.同时提出:在恒星演化至该分界点之后,其星风物质损失公式可能需要引入一个与表面光度无关的量以主导超星风的形成.在此基础上,通过对考虑湍流压效应下5 M_☉恒星的结构和演化及星风物质损失率的分析,发现湍流压在热脉冲AGB星阶段对星风物质损失影响较大,从而使得热脉冲AGB星的湍流压不可忽略,进而提出了影响热脉冲AGB星星风物质损失的可能的物理因素. 相似文献
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本文采用恒星演化计算与恒星振动计算相结合的方法，对中等质量富金属恒星演化到渐近巨星分支时的振动性质进行了分析研究，从理论上得出这类恒星的振动方式是处于一阶谐频振动，而振动的激发则是在氢电离区和氦的二次电离区由多种机制共同作用造成的，同时提出很长周期的ＡＧＢ长周期变星只能是由中等质量恒星演化到ＡＧＢ阶段形成的。我们的理论计算结果还比较支持在ＡＧＢ顶端存在巨大星风物质损失的观点，且这种星风物质损失很可能与恒星振动有关。 相似文献
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非团环境中的大质量恒星以及大质量双星的起源是理解大质量恒星形成和演化的关键问题之一. 年轻大质量星团内的动力学交会过程是产生大质量逃逸星的重要途径之一. 选取了银河系内年轻大质量星团NGC 3603外围的两个碰撞星风系统候选体MTT68A和MTT71作为研究对象, 通过分析\emphChandra X射线观测以及\emphGaia第2批数据发布(DR2)中的天体测量结果, 研究它们作为相互作用的大质量双星系统的起源. X射线数据的分析表明, 它们的X射线能谱中存在Fe XXV发射线成分; 相较于普通O型星, 以双温等离子体模型拟合得到偏高的高温成分温度($\gtrsim$2.0keV), 并且X射线光度与热光度的比值也较高($\gtrsim10^{-5.8 相似文献
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本详细研究了激变双星系统的演化，发现磁制动机制导致的角动量损失要求星风的量级为１０＾－１１—１０＾－１２Ｍ⊙ｙｒ＾－１，这比太阳风强１０＾２－１０＾３倍，表明磁星风机制失效。作认为驱动双星系统演化的角动量损失是由来自致密星的吸积盘外边缘的物质溢出的惯性离心力所致。 相似文献
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通过计算双星演化中的角动量转移,研究了潮汐作用下双星系统自转与公转周期的变化以及潮汐作用对双星演化的影响.结果表明,密近双星系统在主序演化时,潮汐摩擦会在较短的时间内使自转与公转达到比较接近的状态,此后经过一个较长时间的调整才能使自转与公转达到同步转动.物质交换阶段开始后,半相接双星系统更容易出现非同步转动,而相接双星系统物质交换很难破坏系统的同步状态.同时比较了非同步双星模型与同步双星模型演化曲线在赫罗图上的不同,结果表明非同步模型在物质交换阶段主星演化曲线向赫罗图光度和有效温度高的方向移动.最后通过对统计的观测数据进行分析后发现,采用该模型可以解释观测上双星超过潮汐锁定时标后仍然存在非同步转动的现象. 相似文献
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We describe the present state of massive star research seen from the viewpoint of stellar evolution, with special emphasis
on close binaries. Statistics of massive close binaries are reasonably complete for the Solar neighbourhood. We defend the
thesis that within our knowledge, many scientific results where the effects of binaries are not included, have an academic
value, but may be far from reality. In chapter I, we summarize general observations of massive stars where we focus on the
HR diagram, stellar wind mass loss rates, the stellar surface chemistry, rotation, circumstellar environments, supernovae.
Close binaries can not be studied separately from single stars and vice versa. First, the evolution of single stars is discussed
(chapter I). We refer to new calculations with updated stellar wind mass loss rate formalisms and conclusions are proposed
resulting from a comparison with representative observations. Massive binaries are considered in chapter II. Basic processes
are briefly described, i.e. the Roche lobe overflow and mass transfer, the common envelope process, the spiral-in process
in binaries with extreme mass ratio, the effects of mass accretion and the merging process, the implications of the (asymmetric)
supernova explosion of one of the components on the orbital parameters of the binary. Evolutionary computations of interacting
close binaries are discussed and general conclusions are drawn. The enormous amount of observational data of massive binaries
is summarized. We separately consider the non-evolved and evolved systems. The latter class includes the semi-detached and
contact binaries, the WR binaries, the X-ray binaries, the runaways, the single and binary pulsars. A general comparison between
theoretical evolution and observations is combined with a discussion of specially interesting binaries: the evolved binaries
HD 163181, HD 12323, HD 14633, HD 193516, HD 25638, HD 209481, Per and Sgr; the WR+OB binary V444 Cyg; the high mass X-ray binaries Vela X-1, Wray 977, Cyg X-1; the low mass X-ray binaries Her
X-1 and those with a black hole candidate; the runaway Pup, the WR+compact companion candidates Cyg X-3, HD 50896 and HD 197406. We finally propose an overall evolutionary model
of massive close binaries as a function of primary mass, mass ratio and orbital period. Chapter III deals with massive star
population synthesis with a realistic population of binaries. We discuss the massive close binary frequency, mass ratio and
period distribution, the observations that allow to constrain possible asymmetries during the supernova explosion of a massive
star. We focuss on the comparison between observed star numbers (as a function of metallicity) and theoretically predicted
numbers of stellar populations in regions of continuous star formation and in starburst regions. Special attention is given
to the O-type star/WR star/red supergiant star population, the pulsar and binary pulsar population, the supernova rates.
Received 17 July 1998 相似文献
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Vasilii V. Gvaramadze Alessia Gualandris Simon Portegies Zwart 《Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society》2008,385(2):929-938
Recent proper motion and parallax measurements for the pulsar PSR B1508+55 indicate a transverse velocity of ∼1100 km s−1 , which exceeds earlier measurements for any neutron star. The spin-down characteristics of PSR B1508+55 are typical for a non-recycled pulsar, which implies that the velocity of the pulsar cannot have originated from the second supernova disruption of a massive binary system. The high velocity of PSR B1508+55 can be accounted for by assuming that it received a kick at birth or that the neutron star was accelerated after its formation in the supernova explosion. We propose an explanation for the origin of hyperfast neutron stars based on the hypothesis that they could be the remnants of a symmetric supernova explosion of a high-velocity massive star which attained its peculiar velocity (similar to that of the pulsar) in the course of a strong dynamical three- or four-body encounter in the core of dense young star cluster. To check this hypothesis, we investigated three dynamical processes involving close encounters between: (i) two hard massive binaries, (ii) a hard binary and an intermediate-mass black hole (IMBH) and (iii) a single stars and a hard binary IMBH. We find that main-sequence O-type stars cannot be ejected from young massive star clusters with peculiar velocities high enough to explain the origin of hyperfast neutron stars, but lower mass main-sequence stars or the stripped helium cores of massive stars could be accelerated to hypervelocities. Our explanation for the origin of hyperfast pulsars requires a very dense stellar environment of the order of 106 – 107 stars pc−3 . Although such high densities may exist during the core collapse of young massive star clusters, we caution that they have never been observed. 相似文献
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Richard B. Larson 《Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society》2002,332(1):155-164
Nearly all of the initial angular momentum of the matter that goes into each forming star must somehow be removed or redistributed during the formation process. The possible transport mechanisms and the possible fates of the excess angular momentum are discussed, and it is argued that transport processes in discs are probably not sufficient by themselves to solve the angular momentum problem, while tidal interactions with other stars in forming binary or multiple systems are likely to be of very general importance in redistributing angular momentum during the star formation process. Most, if not all, stars probably form in binary or multiple systems, and tidal torques in these systems can transfer much of the angular momentum from the gas around each forming star to the orbital motions of the companion stars. Tidally generated waves in circumstellar discs may contribute to the overall redistribution of angular momentum. Stars may gain much of their mass by tidally triggered bursts of rapid accretion, and these bursts could account for some of the most energetic phenomena of the earliest stages of stellar evolution, such as jet-like outflows. If tidal interactions are indeed of general importance, planet-forming discs may often have a more chaotic and violent early evolution than in standard models, and shock heating events may be common. Interactions in a hierarchy of subgroups may play a role in building up massive stars in clusters and in determining the form of the upper initial mass function (IMF) . Many of the processes discussed here have analogues on galactic scales, and there may be similarities between the formation of massive stars by interaction-driven accretion processes in clusters and the buildup of massive black holes in galactic nuclei. 相似文献
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Shin'ichirou Yoshida Yoshiharu Eriguchi 《Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society》2000,316(4):917-922
We have investigated the influence of the r-mode instability on hypercritically accreting neutron stars in close binary systems during their common envelope phases, based on the scenario proposed by Brown et al. On the one hand, neutron stars are heated by the accreted matter at the stellar surface, but on the other hand they are also cooled down by the neutrino radiation. At the same time, the accreted matter transports its angular momentum and mass to the star. We have studied the evolution of the stellar mass, temperature and rotational frequency.
The gravitational-wave-driven instability of the r-mode oscillation strongly suppresses spinning up of the star, the final rotational frequency of which is well below the mass-shedding limit, in fact typically as low as 10 per cent of that of the mass-shedding state. On a very short time-scale the rotational frequency tends to approach a certain constant value and saturates there, as long as the amount of accreted mass does not exceed a certain limit to collapse to a black hole. This implies that a similar mechanism of gravitational radiation to that in the so-called 'Wagoner star' may work in this process. The star is spun up by accretion until the angular momentum loss by gravitational radiation balances the accretion torque. The time-integrated dimensionless strain of the radiated gravitational wave may be large enough to be detectable by gravitational wave detectors such as LIGO II. 相似文献
The gravitational-wave-driven instability of the r-mode oscillation strongly suppresses spinning up of the star, the final rotational frequency of which is well below the mass-shedding limit, in fact typically as low as 10 per cent of that of the mass-shedding state. On a very short time-scale the rotational frequency tends to approach a certain constant value and saturates there, as long as the amount of accreted mass does not exceed a certain limit to collapse to a black hole. This implies that a similar mechanism of gravitational radiation to that in the so-called 'Wagoner star' may work in this process. The star is spun up by accretion until the angular momentum loss by gravitational radiation balances the accretion torque. The time-integrated dimensionless strain of the radiated gravitational wave may be large enough to be detectable by gravitational wave detectors such as LIGO II. 相似文献
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Theoretical study indicates that a contact binary system would merge into a rapidly rotating single star due to tidal instability when the spin angular momentum of the system is more than a third of its orbital angular momentum. Assuming that W Ursae Majoris (W UMa) contact binary systems rigorously comply with the Roche geometry and the dynamical stability limit is at a contact degree of about 70 per cent, we obtain that W UMa systems might suffer Darwin's instability when their mass ratios are in a region of about 0.076–0.078 and merge into the fast-rotating stars. This suggests that the W UMa systems with mass ratio q ≤ 0.076 cannot be observed. Meanwhile, we find that the observed W UMa systems with a mass ratio of about 0.077, corresponding to a contact degree of about 86 per cent would suffer tidal instability and merge into the single fast-rotating stars. This suggests that the dynamical stability limit for the observed W UMa systems is higher than the theoretical value, implying that the observed systems have probably suffered the loss of angular momentum due to gravitational wave radiation (GR) or magnetic stellar wind (MSW). 相似文献
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Dany Vanbeveren Houria Belkus Joris Van Bever Nicki Mennekens 《Astrophysics and Space Science》2009,324(2-4):271-276
In the present paper we combine an N-body code that simulates the dynamics of young dense stellar systems with a massive star evolution handler that accounts in a realistic way for the effects of stellar wind mass loss. We discuss two topics.
- The formation and the evolution of very massive stars (with masses >120 M⊙) is followed in detail. These very massive stars are formed in the cluster core as a consequence of the successive (physical) collisions of the 10–20 most massive stars in the cluster (this process is known as ‘runaway merging’). The further evolution is governed by stellar wind mass loss during core hydrogen and core helium burning (the WR phase of very massive stars). Our simulations reveal that, as a consequence of runaway merging in clusters with solar and supersolar values, massive black holes can be formed, but with a maximum mass ≈70 M⊙. In low-metallicity clusters, however, it cannot be excluded that the runaway-merging process is responsible for pair-instability supernovae or for the formation of intermediate-mass black holes with a mass of several 100 M⊙.
- Massive runaways can be formed via the supernova explosion of one of the components in a binary system (the Blaauw scenario), or via dynamical interaction of a single star and a binary or between two binaries in a star cluster. We explore the possibility that the most massive runaways (e.g. ζ Pup, λ Cep, BD+43°3654) are the product of the collision and merger of two or three massive stars.
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Stephen Justham Saul Rappaport Philipp Podsiadlowski 《Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society》2006,366(4):1415-1423
We examine the proposal that the subset of neutron-star and black-hole X-ray binaries that form with Ap or Bp star companions will experience systemic angular-momentum losses due to magnetic braking, not otherwise operative with intermediate-mass companion stars. We suggest that for donor stars possessing the anomalously high magnetic fields associated with Ap and Bp stars, a magnetically coupled, irradiation-driven stellar wind can lead to substantial systemic loss of angular momentum. Hence, these systems, which would otherwise not be expected to experience 'magnetic braking', evolve to shorter orbital periods during mass transfer. In this paper, we detail how such a magnetic braking scenario operates. We apply it to a specific astrophysics problem involving the formation of compact black-hole binaries with low-mass donor stars. At present, it is not understood how these systems form, given that low-mass companion stars are not likely to provide sufficient gravitational potential to unbind the envelope of the massive progenitor of the black hole during a prior 'common-envelope' phase. On the other hand, intermediate-mass companions, such as Ap and Bp stars, could more readily eject the common envelope. However, in the absence of magnetic braking, such systems tend to evolve to long orbital periods. We show that, with the proposed magnetic braking properties afforded by Ap and Bp companions, such a scenario can lead to the formation of compact black-hole binaries with orbital periods, donor masses, lifetimes and production rates that are in accord with the observations. In spite of these successes, our models reveal a significant discrepancy between the calculated effective temperatures and the observed spectral types of the donor stars. Finally, we show that this temperature discrepancy would still exist for other scenarios invoking initially intermediate-mass donor stars, and this presents a substantial unresolved mystery. 相似文献
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We explore semicomplete self-similar solutions for the polytropic gas dynamics involving self-gravity under spherical symmetry, examine behaviours of the sonic critical curve and present new asymptotic collapse solutions that describe 'quasi-static' asymptotic behaviours at small radii and large times. These new 'quasi-static' solutions with divergent mass density approaching the core can have self-similar oscillations. Earlier known solutions are summarized. Various semicomplete self-similar solutions involving such novel asymptotic solutions are constructed, either with or without a shock. In contexts of stellar core collapse and supernova explosion, a hydrodynamic model of a rebound shock initiated around the stellar degenerate core of a massive progenitor star is presented. With this dynamic model framework, we attempt to relate progenitor stars and the corresponding remnant compact stars: neutron stars, black holes and white dwarfs. 相似文献
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Among the dozen known magnetar candidates, there are no binary objects. Given that the fraction of binary neutron stars is estimated to be about 3–10 per cent, it is reasonable to address the question of solitarity of magnetars, to estimate theoretically the fraction of binary objects among them, and to identify the most probable companions. We present population synthesis calculations of massive binary systems. In this study, we adopt the hypothesis that magnetic field of a magnetar is generated at the protoneutron star stage due to a dynamo mechanism, so rapid rotation of the core of a progenitor star is essential. Our goal is to estimate the number of neutron stars originated from progenitors with enhanced rotation. In our calculations, the fraction of neutron stars originating from such progenitors is about 8–9 per cent. This should be considered as an upper limit to the fraction of magnetars, as some of the progenitors can lose momentum. Most of these objects are isolated due to coalescences of components prior to neutron star formation, or due to system disruption after the second supernova explosion. The fraction of such neutron stars in surviving binaries is about 1 per cent or lower. Their most numerous companions are black holes. 相似文献
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R. K. Kochhar 《Journal of Astrophysics and Astronomy》1981,2(1):87-93
We propose that single stars in the mass range 4–6·5M
⊙, that explode as Supernovae of Type I, are totally disrupted by the explosion and form shell-type remnants. More massive
single stars which explode as Supernovae of Type II also give rise to shell-type remnants, but in this case a neutron star
or a black hole is left behind. The first supernova explosion in a close binary also gives rise to a shell-type supernova
remnant. The Crab-like filled-centre supernova remnants are formed by the second supernova explosion in a close binary. The
hybrid supernova remnants, consisting of a filled centre surrounded by a shell, are formed if there is an active neutron star
inside the shell. 相似文献