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Cosimo Bambi Douglas Spolyar Alexander D. Dolgov Katherine Freese Marta Volonteri 《Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society》2009,399(3):1347-1356
If the cosmological dark matter has a component made of small primordial black holes (BHs), they may have a significant impact on the physics of the first stars and on the subsequent formation of massive BHs. Primordial BHs would be adiabatically contracted into these stars and then would sink to the stellar centre by dynamical friction, creating a larger BH which may quickly swallow the whole star. If these primordial BHs are heavier than ∼1022 g , the first stars would likely live only for a very short time and would not contribute much to the reionization of the Universe. They would instead become 10–103 M⊙ BHs which (depending on subsequent accretion) could serve as seeds for the super-massive BHs seen at high redshifts as well as those inside galaxies today. 相似文献