Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 65N. Zanichelli, 1978 - Nuclear physics |
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The time scale for the mass exhange is tku ; this is clear since the mass loss
disturbs the thermal equilibrium of the primary ; the time scale to reach a new
equilibrium situation is then expected to be Tu ( see subsect . 36 ) . After reaching
the ...
The time scale for the mass exhange is tku ; this is clear since the mass loss
disturbs the thermal equilibrium of the primary ; the time scale to reach a new
equilibrium situation is then expected to be Tu ( see subsect . 36 ) . After reaching
the ...
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1 ) Stage 1 , 2 ) stage 2 , 3 ) stage 3 . this stage the radii of both stars expand on a
nuclear time scale . When the primary star reaches its Roche lobe . ii ) stage 2
starts , during which it transfers , on a thermal time scale , a large fraction of its ...
1 ) Stage 1 , 2 ) stage 2 , 3 ) stage 3 . this stage the radii of both stars expand on a
nuclear time scale . When the primary star reaches its Roche lobe . ii ) stage 2
starts , during which it transfers , on a thermal time scale , a large fraction of its ...
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8 in separation ( and by a factor 14 in orbital period ) on a thermal time scale of
the primary star ( 10 * y ) implies that co - rotation cannot be maintained during
the mass exchange . On such a short time scale , tidal forces are certainly unable
to ...
8 in separation ( and by a factor 14 in orbital period ) on a thermal time scale of
the primary star ( 10 * y ) implies that co - rotation cannot be maintained during
the mass exchange . On such a short time scale , tidal forces are certainly unable
to ...
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Why are the stars as they are? | 1 |
Krzeminskis StarCen | 5 |
The theory of degenerate configurations the limiting | 7 |
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