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CoBiToM项目-一.联系Binaries走向合并

CoBiToM Project -- I. Contact Binaries Towards Merging

K. D. Gazeas, G. A. Loukaidou, P. G. Niarchos, S. Palafouta, D. Athanasopoulos, A. Liakos, S. Zola, A. Essam, P. Hakala

摘要:

在我们的太阳系附近有许多双星和多星系统,其中80%的太阳型恒星是高阶多重性系统的成员。接触双星走向合并(CoBiToM)项目是一个专注于接触双星和多恒星系统的计划,作为了解恒星性质的关键。目标是研究恒星的合并和合并过程,这是低质量接触双星系统恒星演化的最终状态。该方案获得了大约100个食双星和多个系统以及400多个档案系统的观测数据,力求深入了解它们的物理和轨道参数及其时间变化,例如轨道周期调制、斑点活动等。将进行全面的分析,以调查接触双星与宿主行星的可能性,以及膨胀的热彗星和恒星合并之间的联系。CoBiToM项目的创新基于多方法方法和详细的调查,这将首次揭示恒星合并和快速旋转恒星的起源。在这项工作中,我们描述的科学原理,使用的观测设施和方法,将遵循实现目标的CoBiToM项目,我们目前的第一个结果作为一个例子,目前的研究进展接触双星系统。

英文摘要:

Binary and multiple stellar systems are numerous in our solar neighborhood with 80 per cent of the solar-type stars being members of systems with high order multiplicity. The Contact Binaries Towards Merging (CoBiToM) Project is a programme that focuses on contact binaries and multiple stellar systems, as a key for understanding stellar nature. The goal is to investigate stellar coalescence and merging processes, as the final state of stellar evolution of low-mass contact binary systems. Obtaining observational data of approximately 100 eclipsing binaries and multiple systems and more than 400 archival systems, the programme aspires to give insights for their physical and orbital parameters and their temporal variations, e.g. the orbital period modulation, spot activity etc. Gravitational phenomena in multiple-star environments will be linked with stellar evolution. A comprehensive analysis will be conducted, in order to investigate the possibility of contact binaries to host planets, as well as the link between inflated hot Jupiters and stellar mergers. The innovation of CoBiToM Project is based on a multi-method approach and a detailed investigation, that will shed light for the first time on the origin of stellar mergers and rapidly rotating stars. In this work we describe the scientific rationale, the observing facilities to be used and the methods that will be followed to achieve the goals of CoBiToM Project and we present the first results as an example of the current research on evolution of contact binary systems.

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