Titlebook: Cataclysmic Variables and Low-Mass X-Ray Binaries; Proceedings of the 7 Donald Q. Lamb,Joseph Patterson Conference proceedings 1985 D. Reid

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Conference proceedings 1985e meetings have been held - following a custom older than anyone reading this book - in locations with well-known recreational potential (e. g. Santa Cruz, CA; Boulder, CO). We thought hard about this custom while contemplating the possibility of organi­ zing a meeting in Massachusetts in the middle

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Anny M. S. Cheng,Scheffer C. G. Tsengconfirmed by the detection of a dozen cataclysmic variables by the EINSTEIN X-ray satellite [8]. We show that the ratio of the formation rates of cataclysmic binaries and LMBX’s is appreciably smaller than the ratio of the number of white dwarfs to the number of neutron stars. A more detailed description of our work is given in [5].

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Evolution of Cataclysmic Binariesused by gravitational radiation and could produce R CrB stars, AM CVn cataclysmic binaries, DB white dwarfs, and Type I Supernovae. Inconsistencies in the standard evolutionary scenario are discussed. It is possible that a binary nature of a star is the necessary condition for a formation of a high surface brightness planetary nebula.

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Three Body Interactions and Cataclysmic Binaries in Globular Clustersconfirmed by the detection of a dozen cataclysmic variables by the EINSTEIN X-ray satellite [8]. We show that the ratio of the formation rates of cataclysmic binaries and LMBX’s is appreciably smaller than the ratio of the number of white dwarfs to the number of neutron stars. A more detailed description of our work is given in [5].

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A Systematic Study of Magnetic Braking in Low-Mass Binariesal radiation (Rappaport .. 1982). We have extended this code by using a composite polytrope model for the secondary, wherein the structure of the radiative core is described by an n. = 3 polytrope and the convective envelope by an n = 3/2 polytrope. Our results are described in Rappaport .. 1983; this paper is a short summary.

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Low-Mass X-Ray Binariesof the sun’s disk in Figure 1. This is the smallest known LMXB; the optical companion is slightly larger than the sunspot group and the bow-tie shaped accretion disk is the same size as Saturn’s ring system.