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Table 2

Parameters describing the s-process efficiency (see text) for the first grid of stellar models (grid (1) in Table 1).

f F0 Amax nc MCZME Duration [s]
This work K94 T07

(a) 10-5 9.80 87−88 1.19 1.80 1.19 1.89   M 5.44 × 1013
0.01 15.45 88−90 1.80 .... .... 2.54   M 5.42 × 1013
0.02 27.32 88−90 2.50 .... .... 2.90   M 5.16 × 1013
0.035 55.96 88−94 3.35 .... .... 3.56   M 4.40 × 1013

(b) 10-5 43.85 88−94 3.03 3.66 2.34 3.26   M 3.77 × 1013
0.01 49.31 89−94 3.19 .... .... 3.94   M 3.73 × 1013
0.02 90.10 91−96 3.90 .... .... 4.41   M 3.65 × 1013
0.035 172.56 92−100 4.74 .... .... 4.81   M 3.59 × 1013

(c) 10-5 92.92 89−94 3.96 5.41 3.52 5.40   M 2.32 × 1013
0.01 164.72 92−100 4.68 .... .... 6.48   M 2.13 × 1013

Notes. Sets (a), (b), and (c) refer to the Z = 0.02 stellar models with MZAMS = 15   M, 20   M, and 25   M, respectively. The overshooting parameter value used in the stellar evolution code is reported in the first column for each set of stellar models with a fixed initial mass. The values of nc obtained by Käppeler et al. (1994) and The et al. (2007) for their Z = 0.02 stellar models with a similar mass and input physics are also reported for comparison (see columns labeled as K94 and T07, respectively). The sign “....” means datum not available.

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