Book Review

Grundmann, E.

doi:10.1016/s0344-0338(11)81201-x

Pathology - Research and Practice

1992

DOI: 10.1016/s0344-0338(11)81201-x

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Book Review

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Secondary stars in CVs: the theoretical perspective

Kolb

Baraffe

2000

New Astronomy Reviews

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We apply the new generation of theoretical models of low-mass stars to secondaries in CVs, focussing on systems above the period gap. The models confirm that the spectral type should be a good indicator of the donor mass. The orbital period-spectral type diagram can potentially constrain the long-term mean mass transfer rate. A transfer rate that increases with decreasing period is most easily reconciled with the observational data.

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Secondary stars in CVs: the theoretical perspective

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Baraffe

2000

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Secular evolution of cataclysmic variables: mass transfer cycles and supersoft X-ray sources

Ritter

2000

New Astronomy Reviews

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Secondary stars in CVs: the theoretical perspective

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Secular evolution of cataclysmic variables: mass transfer cycles and supersoft X-ray sources

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