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On the formation of the peculiar LMXB IGR J17480-2446 in Terzan 5
ApJ772.6(2013) On the formation of the peculiar LMXB IGR J in Terzan 5 Reporter: Jiang Long(姜龙) Director: Prof. Li X-D 2019/4/11
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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
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Recycled scenario of MSP
After accretion a low magnetic high rotate MSP left.
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Known Accreting MSP SAX J1808.4-3658 401Hz 2~3*108G BD
IGR J Hz 2*108G BD XTE J Hz 4*108G WD …
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Cavecchi et~al. 2011;Patruno et~al. 2012
J Mass of companion 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
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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).
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Shortcomings of Patruno’s model
kHz QPO 815Hz GX 1+4 B~3*1013G, frequency: 6*10-3 Long-period X-ray pulsar: 4U , GX301-2, SXP1062 B>1014
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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
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Heggie, Hut, McMillan, ApJ467,359(1996)
Encounter rate v 1 2 3 Heggie, Hut, McMillan, ApJ467,359(1996)
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Anti-parallel donor binaries
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Evolution history Spin-up to MSP Spin-down with new donor
Spin-up to current period
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Further discussion (1) IGR J17480−2446-like systems Difference between two models Magnetic field Mass of companion
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or Further discussion (2) Field decay: Shibazaki et al. (1989)
Kiel et al. (2008) or
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Thank you!
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