Fig. 10.

Common-envelope ejectability in binaries with a massive donor (MZAMS = 10 − 40 M⊙) and a low-mass secondary of 1.0 M⊙, shown for two metallicites that are the most relevant for the Milky Way. Notation is the same as in Fig. 2, except that the Y-axis shows orbital period instead of the donor radius and the color indicates the post-CE orbital separation apost-CE estimated from the energy budget (Sect. 2.3) without the accretion term ΔEacc. Separations apost-CE ≈ 4 − 10 R⊙ are in line with the formation of the observed population of short-period BH-LMXBs (Kalogera 1999; Repetto & Nelemans 2015).
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