Planetary systems as the ultimate or secondary product of binary star formation

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Dec 1987

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(AN SSSR, Seminar po Astrofizicheskim Problemam Planetnoi Kosmogonii, Moscow, USSR, Apr. 1, 1987) Astronomicheskii Vestnik (ISSN

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astronomy

Binary Stars, Planetary Systems, Protostars, Star Formation, Extrasolar Planets, Star Distribution, Stellar Evolution, Stellar Rotation

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The distribution of spectral binaries as a function of the ratio of component masses is analyzed. A scheme is presented for the formation of a binary due to the rotational-exchange decay of a differentially rotating protostar. These results constitute a contribution to a new gasdynamic planetary cosmogony which views planets as the ultimate or secondary product of binary-star evolution, in contrast to conventional nebular hypotheses.

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