Trajectories and envelopes in the repulsive two-fixed-centre problem and in the restricted three-body problem

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Binary Stars, Particle Trajectories, Stellar Envelopes, Stellar Models, Stellar Winds, Three Body Problem, Centrifugal Force, Coriolis Effect, Elliptic Functions, Isoenergetic Processes, Supersonic Flow, Weierstrass Functions

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The envelope of iso-energetic trajectories in the (repulsive) two-fixed-center problem is derived. Analytical calculations finally lead to a transcendental equation, only containing elliptic integrals and the Weierstrass function, from which the envelope is constructed. The results may serve as a simple model for the boundary layer between two colliding supersonic stellar wind flows in binary systems, in which at least one of the components has a strong radiation field. Beyond this, the effect of noninertial forces due to the binary's orbital motion has been estimated by a numerical analysis within the scope of the (repulsive) restricted three-body problem. All calculations have been performed for a hot model (Wolf-Rayet/O-star) binary system with a set of parameters which might be appropriate for HD 152270.

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