Almost analytic solutions to equilibrium sequences of irrotational binary polytropic stars for n=1
Keisuke Taniguchi, Takashi Nakamura
Abstract
A solution to an equilibrium of irrotational binary polytropic stars in Newtonian gravity is expanded in a power of ε=a0/R, where R and a0 are the separation of the binary system and the radius of each star for R=∞. For the polytropic index n=1, the solutions are given almost analytically up to order ε6. We have found that in general an equilibrium solution should have the velocity component along the orbital axis and that the central density should decrease when R decreases. Our almost analytic solutions can be used to check the validity of numerical solutions.
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