All Tables

• Table 1: Ignition density and maximum central temperature reached during the captures on ²⁴Mg and ²⁴Na, for several initial abundances of ²⁴Mg. The cases whose central densities are marked with an asterisk correspond to off-centre explosions. In all the calculations, the Ledoux convective criterion has been adopted.
• Table 2: Models with variable ¹²C abundance. In the table, "L'' stands for the Ledoux criterion, while "S'' stands for the Schwarzschild criterion; "C'' denotes collapse and "E'' disruption. For carbon abundances over 2%, all realistic models imply the complete disruption of the star. The case with a 4% abundance of carbon, and with the convection artificially inhibited (marked by an asterisk) corresponds to an off-center explosion.