Evolution of Close Stellar Binaries with Black Holes under the Action of Gravitational Radiation and Magnetic and Induced Stellar Winds of the Donor

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We show that semi-detached close binary systems with massive (4 25M &sun;) black holes are formed in the evolution of massive stellar binaries in which the initial mass of the primary exceeds ˜25M &sun;. The mass exchange in such systems is maintained by the nuclear evolution of the donor and by its magnetic and induced stellar winds. The donor in such systems can be a main-sequence star, subgiant, non-degenerate helium star, or white dwarf. The evolution of corresponding systems with black-hole masses of 10M &sun; is investigated.

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