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SSSs as progenitors of the BHCs

  • Part I Population Properties of SSS
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In contrast to white dwarfs, neutron stars with near companions can get surrounded by massive accretion disks when their donor stars transfer matter at a greater-than-Eddington rate for sufficiently long. When the disk gets massive, the system will successively pass through the stages of super-Eddington (SES) and/or supersoft (SSS), and end up as a black-hole candidate (BHC).

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Jochen Greiner

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Kundt, W. (1996). SSSs as progenitors of the BHCs. In: Greiner, J. (eds) Supersoft X-Ray Sources. Lecture Notes in Physics, vol 472. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0102245

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