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Binary tidal evolution as a sculptor of circumbinary planet architectures
Circumbinary planets (CBPs) are expected to form in circumbinary discs and migrate towards the disc inner cavity, often near the binary stability boundary. Yet the observed population is not strictly marginally stable: excluding extreme systems, the typical offset is $Δ\equiv a_{\rm p}/a_{\rm crit}=
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