Yaël NAZÉ, Gregor RAUW, Myron A. SMITH, Christian MOTCH
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Some Be stars exhibit a bright and extremely hard X-ray emission, whose origin is debated. In this context, it has been advocated that stripped helium-star sdO companions could play a significant role. Using high quality datasets, we examined (1) the binarity of these peculiar Be stars and (2) the X-ray emission of known Be+sdO systems. In this contribution, we present the result of these two studies and assess their impact on the proposed scenario.
期刊介绍:
The ‘Société Royale des Sciences de Liège" (hereafter the Society) regularly publishes in its ‘Bulletin" original scientific papers in the fields of astrophysics, biochemistry, biophysics, biology, chemistry, geology, mathematics, mineralogy or physics, following peer review approval.