With an initial population of isolated binary stars, I am using the population synthesis code SEVN which describes stellar evolution with a set of precomputed look-up tables. I am running the code for a wide range of metallicities in order to have a complete landscape of remnants coming from metal poor and metal rich stars. For each of them I use three Core collapse supernova models: rapid, delayed and compactness. I compare the outcomes with pythons scripts, studying the black hole mass spectrum and the relation between zero-age main sequence mass and the black hole mass.
With an initial population of isolated binary stars, I am using the population synthesis code SEVN which describes stellar evolution with a set of precomputed look-up tables. I am running the code for a wide range of metallicities in order to have a complete landscape of remnants coming from metal poor and metal rich stars. For each of them I use three Core collapse supernova models: rapid, delayed and compactness. I compare the outcomes with pythons scripts, studying the black hole mass spectrum and the relation between zero-age main sequence mass and the black hole mass.
Impact of core-collapse supernova models on the population of binary black holes
IRACI, FRANCESCO
2021/2022
Abstract
With an initial population of isolated binary stars, I am using the population synthesis code SEVN which describes stellar evolution with a set of precomputed look-up tables. I am running the code for a wide range of metallicities in order to have a complete landscape of remnants coming from metal poor and metal rich stars. For each of them I use three Core collapse supernova models: rapid, delayed and compactness. I compare the outcomes with pythons scripts, studying the black hole mass spectrum and the relation between zero-age main sequence mass and the black hole mass.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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