The impact of stellar rotations and binaries on the shape of upper main sequence near turn off in open cluster NGC\,6067
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| author | Maurya, Jayanand Zhang, Yu Kamann, Sebastian Niu, Hubiao Frémat, Yves Lang, Kaixiang Joshi, Y. C. Samal, M. R. De Cat, Peter Esamdin, Ali |
| author_facet | Maurya, Jayanand Zhang, Yu Kamann, Sebastian Niu, Hubiao Frémat, Yves Lang, Kaixiang Joshi, Y. C. Samal, M. R. De Cat, Peter Esamdin, Ali |
| contents | We present the analysis of the extended Main Sequence Turn-Off (eMSTO) in the open cluster NGC\,6067. We derive the projected rotational velocity, \textit{v}sin\textit{i}, of the stars belonging to the eMSTO region of the main sequence (MS) utilizing \textit{Gaia}-ESO spectra. Our results reveal a positive correlation between \textit{v}sin\textit{i} and the color of eMSTO stars, where fast-rotating stars predominantly occupy the red part of the MS while slow-rotating ones prefer a bluer side of the MS. The gravity-darkening effect might be a reason for this correlation. We find that most of the close binaries present in the eMSTO population would be slow-rotating due to the tidal-locking phenomenon. We identify four double-lined spectroscopic binaries (SB2) featuring slow-rotating companions, further supporting this tidal-locking hypothesis. However, the spatial distribution and the cumulative radial distribution indicate a higher concentration of red eMSTO stars in the cluster's central region than their bluer counterparts. This suggests that tidal locking is less likely to be the cause of the observed spread in rotation rates among eMSTO stars. Instead, we propose that star-disk interactions during the pre-main-sequence phase might have played a crucial role in spreading the rotation rates of stars, leading to the eMSTO phenomenon in NGC\,6067. |
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| spellingShingle | The impact of stellar rotations and binaries on the shape of upper main sequence near turn off in open cluster NGC\,6067 Maurya, Jayanand Zhang, Yu Kamann, Sebastian Niu, Hubiao Frémat, Yves Lang, Kaixiang Joshi, Y. C. Samal, M. R. De Cat, Peter Esamdin, Ali Solar and Stellar Astrophysics Astrophysics of Galaxies We present the analysis of the extended Main Sequence Turn-Off (eMSTO) in the open cluster NGC\,6067. We derive the projected rotational velocity, \textit{v}sin\textit{i}, of the stars belonging to the eMSTO region of the main sequence (MS) utilizing \textit{Gaia}-ESO spectra. Our results reveal a positive correlation between \textit{v}sin\textit{i} and the color of eMSTO stars, where fast-rotating stars predominantly occupy the red part of the MS while slow-rotating ones prefer a bluer side of the MS. The gravity-darkening effect might be a reason for this correlation. We find that most of the close binaries present in the eMSTO population would be slow-rotating due to the tidal-locking phenomenon. We identify four double-lined spectroscopic binaries (SB2) featuring slow-rotating companions, further supporting this tidal-locking hypothesis. However, the spatial distribution and the cumulative radial distribution indicate a higher concentration of red eMSTO stars in the cluster's central region than their bluer counterparts. This suggests that tidal locking is less likely to be the cause of the observed spread in rotation rates among eMSTO stars. Instead, we propose that star-disk interactions during the pre-main-sequence phase might have played a crucial role in spreading the rotation rates of stars, leading to the eMSTO phenomenon in NGC\,6067. |
| title | The impact of stellar rotations and binaries on the shape of upper main sequence near turn off in open cluster NGC\,6067 |
| topic | Solar and Stellar Astrophysics Astrophysics of Galaxies |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.14433 |