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Table 1.

Distributions of the initial stellar masses, rotation, and orbital parameters.

Parameter Range Model OBin Model T14(1) Model E09(2)
Mass of primary m1 1–7.5 M Kroupa IMF(3) Kroupa IMF(3) Kroupa IMF(3)
2*Mass ratio 0 − 1 (*) 2*Uniform(4, 5, 6) 2*Uniform(4, 5, 6) 2*Model E09(2)
m2, m3 > 0.008 M
Stellar rotation Hurley rotation(7) Hurley rotation(7) Hurley rotation(7)
Orbital separation 5 − 5 ⋅ 106 R(**) Uniform in log(a)(8, 9) Log-normal (***), (1, 4, 11) Model E09(2)
Eccentricity 0 − 1 Thermal distribution(10) Thermal distribution(10) Thermal distribution(10)
Inclination 0 − π Uniform in cos(i)(12) Uniform in cos(i)(12) Uniform in cos(i)(12)
Argument of pericentre π − π Uniform Uniform Uniform

Notes. See also Fig. 1–3 in Toonen et al. (2020) for a graphical representation of these parameters.

(*)

Except for the outer mass ratio qout in model E09;

(**)

Formally the maximum orbital separation for Model T14 is 1012 R. Due to the shape of the log-normal distribution, the contribution from systems with aout ≳ 5 ⋅ 107 R is negligible;

(***)

A log-normal distribution with periods in days, mean μ = 5 and dispersion σ = 2.3.

References. (1)Tokovinin (2014); (2)Eggleton (2009); (3)Kroupa et al. (1993); (4)Raghavan et al. (2010); (5)Duchêne & Kraus (2013); (6)Sana et al. (2012); (7)Hurley et al. (2000); (8)Abt (1983); (9)Kouwenhoven et al. (2007); (10)Heggie (1975); (11)Duquennoy & Mayor (1991); (12)Tokovinin (2017).

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