Binary Population and Spectral Synthesis Version 2.1: Construction, Observational Verification, and New Results

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Binary Population and Spectral Synthesis Version 2.1: Construction, Observational Verification, and New Results

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AbstractThe Binary Population and Spectral Synthesis suite of binary stellar evolution models and synthetic stellar populations provides a framework for the physically motivated analysis of both the integrated light from distant stellar populations and the detailed properties of those nearby. We present a new version 2.1 data release of these models, detailing the methodology by which Binary Population and Spectral Synthesis incorporates binary mass transfer and its effect on stellar evolutio...

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2017-11-16

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Eldridge, JJ / Stanway, ER / Xiao, L / McClelland, LAS / Taylor, G / Ng, M / Greis, SML / Bray, JC

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https://hdl.handle.net/2292/61812

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Science & Technology / Physical Sciences / Astronomy & Astrophysics / binaries: general / galaxies: evolution / galaxies: stellar content / methods: numerical / stars: evolution / stars: statistics / STAR-FORMING GALAXIES / DELAY-TIME DISTRIBUTION / WOLF-RAYET STARS / STANDARD STELLAR LIBRARY / MASS-LOSS RATES / RED SUPERGIANTS / SYNTHESIS MODELS / BLACK-HOLE / QUANTITATIVE SPECTROSCOPY / FUNDAMENTAL PARAMETERS / astro-ph.SR / astro-ph.GA / 0201 Astronomical and Space Sciences / 0299 Other Physical Sciences

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