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The Formation and Evolution of Compact Stars in Binaries

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  22 February 2018

Ronald E. Taam
Ronald E. Taam*
Affiliation:
Department of Physics and Astronomy, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL

Abstract

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The stellar evolutionary processes responsible for the formation of compact objects in interacting binary systems and their evolution are described. The common envelope phase plays a crucial role in their formation and angular momentum losses associated with magnetic braking and/or mass loss are important for their evolution. An application of these processes provides the evolutionary link between classes of interacting binary systems.

Resumen

Resumen

Se describen los procesos evolutivos estelares responsables de la formación de objetos compactos en sistemas binarios en interacción y su evolución. La fase de envolvente común juega un papel crucial en su formación y las pérdidas del momento angular relacionadas con el frenado magnético y/o pérdida de masa son importantes para su evolución. La aplicación de estos procesos proporciona el eslabón evolutivo entre las clases de sistemas binarios inter-actuantes.

Keywords

BinariesClose — StarsEvolution
Type
The Contributed Papers
Information
International Astronomical Union Colloquium , Volume 194: Compact binaries in the galaxy and beyond , 2004 , pp. 81 - 84
Copyright
Copyright © Instituto de astronomia/revista mexicana de astronomίa y astrofίsica 2004

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