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Colliding winds in pulsar binaries S.V.Bogovalov1, A.V.Koldoba2,G.V.Ustugova2, D. Khangulyan3, F.Aharonian3 1-National Nuclear Research University (Moscow) 2-Institute of applied mathematics RAN (Moscow) 3-Max-Planck-Institute for Nuclear Physics (Heidelberg) Candidates PSR 1259-63/2883 LS 5039 LSI +61303 Cygnus X-1 System PSR1259-63/SS2883 Companion star Pulsar M ~ 10 Solar mass P=47.7 ms L ~ 3.3 1037 erg/s Lsd=8.3 1035 erg/s T ~ 2.3 104 K Stellar outflow Binary system Polar wind Distance d =1.5 kpc Vp ~ 2000 km/s e=0.87 Mp ~2 10-8 Solar mass/yr Periastron separation Equatorial outflow Dmin=9.6 1012 cm Vd ~ 150-300 km/s Md ~ 5 10-8 Solar mass/yr View on the system Parameterization Separation distance D=1. At Lorentz factor γ 1 All the flow depends on the only parameter For PSR 1259-63 10-2 η1 The scheme of interaction of the winds Two zone solution Nearest zone includes all the regions of subsonic flows- Method of relaxation Far zone – supersonic flow. Cauchy problem. Method of solution in the nearest zone The equations are solved only in the post shock regions Adaptive mesh is used. Beams are fixed, position of fronts vary Equations for the relativistic wind Equations for the nonrelativistic winds Dynamics of the discontinuities To define evolution of the shocks and Contact discontinuity The Reimann problem About discontinuity decay Has been solved The method of solution In the far zone Results The termination shock front of the pulsar wind is not always closed. For η 1.25 10-2 the shock front is opened. The shock front for plane parallel stellar wind High η Dependence of the fronts on η Dependance of the asymptotic opening angle of the fronts on η Energy flow in the relativistic post shock wind Total energy along flow line is conserved Adiabatic cooling Forma