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Stellar velocity distributions in binary-rich ultrafaint dwarf galaxies
Amery Gration, David D. Hendriks, Payel Das +2
Ultrafaint dwarf (UFD) galaxies are dominated by dark matter, the distribution of which may be inferred from the kinematics of that galaxy's stellar population. Star-by-star observ…
Stellar ejection velocities from the binary supernova scenario: A comparison across population synthesis codes
Tom Wagg, David D. Hendriks, Mathieu Renzo +1
The vast majority of binary systems are disrupted at the moment of the first supernova, resulting in an unbound compact object and companion star. These ejected companion stars con…
A stellar evolutionary grid for binary population synthesis: from the main sequence to helium ignition
Natalie R. Rees, Robert G. Izzard, David D. Hendriks
Mass changes due to strong stellar winds and binary mass transfer have a dramatic impact on the consequent evolution of stars. This is generally not accounted for in population syn…
Anomalously low-mass core-He-burning star in NGC 6819 as a post-common-envelope phase product
Massimiliano Matteuzzi, David Hendriks, Robert G. Izzard +5
Precise masses of red-giant stars enable a robust inference of their ages, but there are cases where these age estimates are highly precise yet very inaccurate. Examples are core-h…
binary_c-python: A Python-based stellar population synthesis tool and interface to binary_c
D. D. Hendriks, R. G. Izzard
We present the software package binary_c-python which provides a convenient and easy-to-use interface to the binary_c framework, allowing the user to rapidly evolve individual syst…