Astronomy and Astrophysics · 2008 · 69 citations · 32 references
SpintronicsSpin DynamicEngineeringPhysicsNatural SciencesSpin SystemsEvolutionary BiologyApplied PhysicsConservative Evolution FailsHot SpotsConservative TheoryObserved DistributionSpin PhenomenonAstrophysics
Context. The observed distribution of orbital periods of Algols with a B-type primary at birth agrees fairly well with the prediction from conservative theory. Conservative evolution fails, however, to produce the rather large fraction of Algols observed with a high mass-ratio, especially: q ∈ [0.4–0.6].
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