The binary population in field stars and star clusters contributes to the formation of gravitational wave(GW)sources.However,the fraction of compact-object binaries(CBs),which is an important feature parameter of bina...The binary population in field stars and star clusters contributes to the formation of gravitational wave(GW)sources.However,the fraction of compact-object binaries(CBs),which is an important feature parameter of binary populations,is still difficult to measure and very uncertain.This paper predicts the fractions of important CBs and semi-compact object binaries(SCBs) making use of an advanced stellar population synthesis technique.A comparison with the result of N-body simulation is also presented.It is found that most CBs are formed within about 500 Myr after the starburst.The fractions of CBs and SCBs are demonstrated to correlate with stellar metallicity.The higher the metallicity becomes,the smaller the fraction of black hole binaries(BHBs),neutron star binaries(NSBs) and SCBs.This suggests that the GW sources of BHBs and NSBs are more likely to form in metal-poor environments.However,the fraction of black hole-neutron star binaries is shown to be larger for metalrich populations on average.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(NSFC,Grant Nos.11863002 and 11673032)Yunnan Academician Workstation of Wang Jingxiu(202005AF150025)+7 种基金China Manned Space Project with No.CMS-CSST-2021-A08Sino-German Cooperation Project(No.GZ 1284)supported by the Volkswagen Foundation under the special stipend No.9B870(2022)the support within the grant No.AP14869395 of the Science Committee of the Ministry of Science,Higher Education of Kazakhstan(“Triune model of Galactic center dynamical evolution on cosmological timescale”)Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine under the collaborative grant M/32-23.05.2022the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine under the Main Astronomical Observatory GPU computing cluster project No.13.2021.MMsupported by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft(DFG,German Research Foundation)-ProjectID 138713538—SFB 881(“The Milky Way System”)by the Volkswagen Foundation under the Trilateral Partnerships grant Nos.90411 and 97778。
文摘The binary population in field stars and star clusters contributes to the formation of gravitational wave(GW)sources.However,the fraction of compact-object binaries(CBs),which is an important feature parameter of binary populations,is still difficult to measure and very uncertain.This paper predicts the fractions of important CBs and semi-compact object binaries(SCBs) making use of an advanced stellar population synthesis technique.A comparison with the result of N-body simulation is also presented.It is found that most CBs are formed within about 500 Myr after the starburst.The fractions of CBs and SCBs are demonstrated to correlate with stellar metallicity.The higher the metallicity becomes,the smaller the fraction of black hole binaries(BHBs),neutron star binaries(NSBs) and SCBs.This suggests that the GW sources of BHBs and NSBs are more likely to form in metal-poor environments.However,the fraction of black hole-neutron star binaries is shown to be larger for metalrich populations on average.