Hypernovae and Other Black-Hole-Forming Supernovae

Hypernovae and Other Black-Hole-Forming Supernovae
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超新星和其他黑洞形成超新星

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2003
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K. Iwamoto
K. Iwamoto
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K. Nomoto;K. Maeda;P. Mazzali;H. Umeda;J. Deng;K. Iwamoto

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在过去的几年中,一些特殊的核心坍缩超新星(SNe)被发现。虽然它们的性质相当不同,但它们有一个共同的特征,即至少一些基本参数(爆炸的动能、喷出物的质量、合成的56 Ni的质量),有时是所有参数,都比这类SNe的典型值大,有时超过一个数量级。因此,这些超新星被统称为“超超新星”。这类天体中最著名的天体是SN 1998 bw,它的名声归功于它可能与伽马射线暴GRB 980425有关。本文首先介绍了SN 1998 bw的基本参数是如何从观测和模拟中得到的,并分别讨论了其他超新星的性质。这些超新星似乎来自相当大质量的恒星,在主序星上质量超过20 - 25 M <$,因此形成黑洞。另一方面,也有一些大质量超新星的例子,只有很小的动能。我们认为,具有非旋转黑洞的恒星可能会“安静地”坍缩,喷出少量的重元素(微弱超新星)。相比之下,有旋转黑洞的恒星很可能会产生能量非常高的超新星(Hypernovae)。我们提出了这两种类型的“黑洞形成”超新星不同的核合成功能。超新星的核合成特征是具有较大的丰度比(Zn,Co,V,Ti)/Fe和较小的丰度比(Mn,Cr)/Fe。暗超新星中的核合成以大量的回落为特征。结果表明,最近发现的最缺铁的星星HE 0107 - 5240和其他贫金属的富碳恒星的丰度分布与黑洞形成超新星的丰度分布雅阁,而与对不稳定超新星的丰度分布不一致.这表明形成黑洞的超新星对早期银河系(和宇宙)的化学演化做出了重要贡献。最后,我们讨论了第一(流行III)明星的性质。
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