Dynamics of stellar black holes in young star clusters with different metallicities – I. Implications for X-ray binaries
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- 2012-11-27
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- 87
- References
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Keywords
Physics, Astrophysics, Metallicity, Accretion (finance), Stars
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- A Preliminary Study of the Orion Nebula Cluster Structure and Dynamics
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- Inclination Effects and Beaming in Black Hole X-Ray Binaries
- Core‐Collapse Simulations of Rotating Stars
- Displacement of X-ray sources from star clusters in starburst galaxies
- Models of Ultraluminous X-Ray Sources with Intermediate-Mass Black Holes
- Brownian Motion of a Massive Binary
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- Periodic signals from the Circinus region: two new cataclysmic variables and the ultraluminous X-ray source candidate GC X-1
- Dynamics of stellar black holes in young star clusters with different metallicities – II. Black hole–black hole binaries
- Ultraluminous X-ray sources: a deeper insight into their spectral evolution
- The Gaia-ESO Survey: N-body modelling of the Gamma Velorum cluster
- On the common envelope efficiency
- Displacement of X-ray binaries: constraints on the natal kicks
- BLACK HOLES IN YOUNG STELLAR CLUSTERS
- Discovery of a 6.4 h black hole binary in NGC 4490
- Impact of metallicity on the evolution of young star clusters
- C7 multi-messenger astronomy of GW sources
- A STATE TRANSITION OF THE LUMINOUS X-RAY BINARY IN THE LOW-METALLICITY BLUE COMPACT DWARF GALAXY I Zw 18
- ROCHE-LOBE OVERFLOW SYSTEMS POWERED BY BLACK HOLES IN YOUNG STAR CLUSTERS: THE IMPORTANCE OF DYNAMICAL EXCHANGES
- THE FORMATION OF ECCENTRIC COMPACT BINARY INSPIRALS AND THE ROLE OF GRAVITATIONAL WAVE EMISSION IN BINARY–SINGLE STELLAR ENCOUNTERS
- The impact of metallicity-dependent mass-loss versus dynamical heating on the early evolution of star clusters
- Long Gamma Ray Bursts from binary black holes
- The mass spectrum of compact remnants from the parsec stellar evolution tracks
- Relativistic mergers of black hole binaries have large, similar masses, low spins and are circular
- THE CLOSE STELLAR COMPANIONS TO INTERMEDIATE-MASS BLACK HOLES
- DYNAMICAL FORMATION OF THE GW150914 BINARY BLACK HOLE
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