Stability analysis of the spin evolution fix points in inspiraling compact binaries with black hole, neutron star, gravastar, or boson star components
Zolt\'an Keresztes, L\'aszl\'o \'Arp\'ad Gergely

TL;DR
This paper analyzes the stability of spin configurations in inspiraling compact binaries with various exotic and standard components, revealing how stability depends on spin alignment, mass ratio, and quadrupolar parameters.
Contribution
It provides a detailed dynamical system analysis of spin fix points and their stability across different binary compositions and parameters, including new insights into transitional instabilities.
Findings
Aligned and coplanar spin configurations can be stable or marginally stable depending on parameters.
Transitions from stability to instability can occur during inspiral for certain configurations.
Stability regions vary significantly among different binary types and are influenced by quadrupolar parameters.
Abstract
Based on the secular spin evolution of black holes, neutron stars, gravastars, or boson stars in precessing compact binaries on eccentric orbit, we identify the aligned and more generic coplanar configurations of the spins and orbital angular momentum as fix points. Through a dynamical system analysis, we investigate their linear stability as function of the mass quadrupole parameter. Marginal stability holds for the binary configurations with both spins antialigned to the orbital angular momentum, for both spins aligned to the orbital angular momentum (with the exception of certain quadrupolar parameter ranges of neutron stars and boson stars), and for the extremal mass ratio. For equal masses, the configurations of one of the spins aligned and the other antialigned is stable for gravastar binaries, for neutron star binaries in the high quadrupolar parameter range, and for boson star…
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