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用射电望远镜理解密近双星系统的演化

Understanding the evolution of close binary systems with radio pulsars

O. G. Benvenuto, M. A. De Vito, J. E. Horvath

摘要:

我们计算了由一颗中子星(表现为射电脉冲星)和一颗正常施主星形成的密近双星系统(CBS)的演化,它们要么演化为氦白矮星(HeWD),要么演化为超短轨道周期系统。我们认为,由于无线电脉冲星辐射的X射线辐射反馈和蒸发。我们表明,辐射反馈导致循环质量转移事件,允许CBSs之间观察到的条件下,在标准的,非辐照模型预测发生的低质量X射线二进制的二进制射电望远镜。这种行为解释了一个被称为红背星的食双星系统家族的存在。我们预测红背伴星应该几乎填满它们的罗氏叶,就像PSR J1723-2837中观察到的那样。这种状态也有可能用于具有更大轨道周期的系统。因此,伴星质量通常被解释为大于预期的产生HeWD的射电双星也可能导致这种{ \it准罗氏叶溢出}状态,而不是承载碳氧WD。我们发现初始轨道周期为$\mathrm{P_{i}<1}$ day的CBSs演化为红背。它们中的一些产生低质量HeWD,并且具有较短$\mathrm{P_{i}}$的亚组成为黑寡妇(BW)。因此,BW是从Redback演化而来的,尽管不是所有的Redback都演化成BW。有越来越多的观测证据支持BW星系是非常巨大的($\mathrm{\gtrsim 2\; M_{\odot}}$)。因为它们应该是红背的后代,所以红背的质量也应该非常大,因为大部分的质量在这个阶段之前就转移了。

英文摘要:

We calculate the evolution of close binary systems (CBSs) formed by a neutron star (behaving as a radio pulsar) and a normal donor star, evolving either to helium white dwarf (HeWD) or ultra short orbital period systems. We consider X-ray irradiation feedback and evaporation due to radio pulsar irradiation. We show that irradiation feedback leads to cyclic mass transfer episodes, allowing CBSs to be observed in-between as binary radio pulsars under conditions in which standard, non-irradiated models predict the occurrence of a low mass X-ray binary. This behavior accounts for the existence of a family of eclipsing binary systems known as redbacks. We predict that redback companions should almost fill their Roche lobe, as observed in PSR J1723-2837. This state is also possible for systems evolving with larger orbital periods. Therefore, binary radio pulsars with companion star masses usually interpreted as larger than expected to produce HeWDs may also result in such {\it quasi - Roche Lobe Overflow} states, rather than hosting a carbon-oxygen WD. We found that CBSs with initial orbital periods $\mathrm{P_{i}<1}$ day evolve into redbacks. Some of them produce low mass HeWDs, and a subgroup with shorter $\mathrm{P_{i}}$ become black widows (BWs). Thus, BWs descent from redbacks, although not all redbacks evolve into BWs. There is mounting observational evidence favoring that BW pulsars are very massive ($\mathrm{\gtrsim 2\; M_{\odot}}$). As they should be redback descendants, redback pulsars should also be very massive, since most of the mass is transferred before this stage.

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