Exploring the Mass Segregation Effect of X-ray Sources in Globular Clusters. IV. Evidence of Black Hole Burning in Centauri
arXiv:2010.00908 · doi:10.3847/1538-4357/abbdfc
Abstract
Using X-ray sources as sensitive probes of stellar dynamical interactions in globular clusters (GCs), we study the mass segregation and binary burning processes in Cen. We show that the mass segregation of X-ray sources is quenched in Cen, while the X-ray source abundance of Cen is much smaller than other GCs, and the binary hardness ratio (defined as , with the binary fraction, and the cumulative X-ray and K band luminosity of GCs, respectively) of Cen is located far below the correlation line of the dynamically normal GCs. These evidences suggest that the binary burning processes are highly suppressed in Cen, and other "heating mechanisms", very likely a black hole subsystem (BHS), are essential in the dynamical evolution of Cen. Through the "black hole burning" processes (i.e., dynamical hardening of the BH binaries), the BHS is dominating the energy production of Cen, which also makes Cen a promising factory of gravitational-wave sources in the Galaxy.
arXiv comment13 pages, 3 figures, 1 table. Accepted for publication in ApJ
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