On the formation of the peculiar LMXB IGR J17480-2446 in Terzan 5 ApJ772.6(2013) On the formation of the peculiar LMXB IGR J17480-2446 in Terzan 5 Reporter: Jiang Long(姜龙) Director: Prof. Li X-D 2019/4/11
Outline Recycled scenario J17480-2446 Patruno’s model Our explanation Binary-single scattering and J17480-like system formation Reversed-to-parallel evolution history Further discussion 2019/4/11
Recycled scenario of MSP After accretion a low magnetic high rotate MSP left.
Known Accreting MSP SAX J1808.4-3658 401Hz 2~3*108G BD IGR J00291+5934 599Hz 2*108G BD XTE J1751-305 435Hz 4*108G WD …
Cavecchi et~al. 2011;Patruno et~al. 2012 J17480-2446 Mass of companion 0.4-1.5 M⊙ Orbit period 21.3h Frequency derivation: 1.4*10-12HzS-1 Spin frequency: 11Hz 815Hz QPO ( B<5*108G) Located in the core of Terzan 5 Cavecchi et~al. 2011;Patruno et~al. 2012
Explanation of Patruno et al. 2012 Mildly recycled pulsar Magneto-dipole spin-down Wind accretion spin-down Current RLOF spin-up phase The magnetic dipole moment decayed in proportion to the rotation rate due to flux-line vortex line coupling (Srinivasan et al. 1990).
Shortcomings of Patruno’s model kHz QPO 815Hz GX 1+4 B~3*1013G, frequency: 6*10-3 Long-period X-ray pulsar: 4U2206+54, GX301-2, SXP1062 B>1014
Our explanation The current binary system is not the primordial one, the neutron star exchanged its donor during a binary-single close encounter. The neutron star had finished its spin-up evolution and become an MSP before the encounter. The orbit angular momentum of the later formed binary was reversed to the spin angular momentum of the neutron star
Heggie, Hut, McMillan, ApJ467,359(1996) Encounter rate v 1 2 3 Heggie, Hut, McMillan, ApJ467,359(1996)
Anti-parallel donor binaries
Evolution history Spin-up to MSP Spin-down with new donor Spin-up to current period
Further discussion (1) IGR J17480−2446-like systems Difference between two models Magnetic field Mass of companion
or Further discussion (2) Field decay: Shibazaki et al. (1989) Kiel et al. (2008) or
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