Binary Evolution in Multiple-population Gas-enriched Globular Clusters - Mor Rozner (Technion)
Binary Evolution, Gravitational-wave Mergers, and Explosive Transients in Multiple-population Gas-enriched Globular Clusters
Most globular clusters (GCs) show evidence for multiple stellar populations, suggesting the occurrence of several distinct star formation episodes. The large fraction of second population (2P) stars observed requires a very large 2P gaseous mass to have accumulated in the cluster core to form these stars. Hence, the first population of stars (1P) in the cluster core has had to become embedded in 2P gas, just prior to the formation of later populations. Here we explore the evolution of binaries in ambient 2P gaseous media of multiple-population GCs. We mostly focus on black hole binaries and follow their evolution as they evolve from wide binaries toward short periods through interaction with ambient gas, followed by gravitational-wave (GW) dominated inspiral and merger. We show that this novel GW merger channel could provide a major contribution to the production of GW sources. We consider various assumptions and initial conditions and calculate the resulting gas-mediated change in the population of binaries and the expected merger rates due to gas-catalyzed GW inspirals. For plausible conditions and assumptions, we find an expected GW merger rate observable by aLIGO of the order of up to a few tens of Gpc-3 yr-1 . Finally, our results suggest that the conditions and binary properties in the early stage of GCs could be critically affected by gas interactions and may require a major revision in the current modeling of the evolution of GCs. We also discuss the conditions for gas-assisted binary formation.
Видео Binary Evolution in Multiple-population Gas-enriched Globular Clusters - Mor Rozner (Technion) канала MonashPhysicsAndAstronomy
Most globular clusters (GCs) show evidence for multiple stellar populations, suggesting the occurrence of several distinct star formation episodes. The large fraction of second population (2P) stars observed requires a very large 2P gaseous mass to have accumulated in the cluster core to form these stars. Hence, the first population of stars (1P) in the cluster core has had to become embedded in 2P gas, just prior to the formation of later populations. Here we explore the evolution of binaries in ambient 2P gaseous media of multiple-population GCs. We mostly focus on black hole binaries and follow their evolution as they evolve from wide binaries toward short periods through interaction with ambient gas, followed by gravitational-wave (GW) dominated inspiral and merger. We show that this novel GW merger channel could provide a major contribution to the production of GW sources. We consider various assumptions and initial conditions and calculate the resulting gas-mediated change in the population of binaries and the expected merger rates due to gas-catalyzed GW inspirals. For plausible conditions and assumptions, we find an expected GW merger rate observable by aLIGO of the order of up to a few tens of Gpc-3 yr-1 . Finally, our results suggest that the conditions and binary properties in the early stage of GCs could be critically affected by gas interactions and may require a major revision in the current modeling of the evolution of GCs. We also discuss the conditions for gas-assisted binary formation.
Видео Binary Evolution in Multiple-population Gas-enriched Globular Clusters - Mor Rozner (Technion) канала MonashPhysicsAndAstronomy
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