num_pages: 560
description: The latest research on the theory of binary and multiple star systems is presented in these papers from a summer 2000 conference. Papers are organized in sections on stellar evolution, the formation of binary and multiple stars, triple systems, tidal evolution, magnetic activity, binary populations, common-envelope evolution, Type Ia supernova and gamma-ray burst progenitors, white-dwarf binaries, neutron-star binaries and binary pulsars, and black hole binaries. The fate of submillisecond pulsars, the population of faint transients in the galactic center, the violent past of Cygnus X-2, and orbital period behavior of some semi-detached eclipsing binaries during the last few decades are some of the subjects discussed. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
language: English
title: Evolution of Binary and Multiple Star Systems: A Meeting in Celebration of Peter Eggleton's 60th Birthday: Proceedings Held in Bormio, Italy, 25 June ... Society of the Pacific Conference Series)
titlecomplete: Evolution of Binary and Multiple Star Systems: A Meeting in Celebration of Peter Eggleton's 60th Birthday: Proceedings Held in Bormio, Italy, 25 June ... Society of the Pacific Conference Series)
publisher: Astronomical Society of the pacific