AcDc - A new code for the NLTE spectral analysis of accretion discs: application to the helium CV AM CVn
arXiv:astro-ph/0408352 · doi:10.1051/0004-6361:20041522
Abstract
We present a recently developed code for detailed NLTE calculations of accretion disc spectra of cataclysmic variables and compact X-ray binaries. Assuming a radial structure of a standard alpha-disc, the disc is divided into concentric rings. For each disc ring the solution of the radiation transfer equation and the structure equations, comprising the hydrostatic and radiative equilibrium, the population of the atomic levels as well as charge and particle conservation, is done self-consistently. Metal-line blanketing and irradiation by the central object are taken into account. As a first application, we show the influence of different disc parameters on the disc spectrum for the helium cataclysmic variable AM CVn.
7 pages, 11 figures to be published in A&A
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