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Disc-mediated angular momentum transport resolves the mass-gain problem in rotating binaries
A large fraction of stars interact with a close companion during their lifetime, in which the transfer of mass and angular momentum shapes their evolution and final fate. Standard rotationally limited accretion models predict that accretors reach critical rotation after gaining only a small fraction
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