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Table 1

Simulations of red supergiant stars used in this work.

model Simulated grid grid Mpot Menv L Teff R   log g comment
relaxed [grid points] [R] [M] [M] [L]  [ K]  [R] [cgs]
time [years]

st35gm03n07a 5.0 2353 8.6 12 3.0 91 932  ±  1400 3487  ±  12 830.0  ±  2.0  −0.335  ±  0.002 gray
st35gm03n13 7.0 2353 8.6 12 3.0 89 477  ±  857 3430  ±  8 846.0  ±  1.1  −0.354  ±  0.001 non-gray
st36gm00n04 6.4 2553 3.9 6 0.4 24 211  ±  369 3663  ±  14 386.2  ±  0.4 0.023  ±  0.001 gray
st36gm00n05 3.0 4013 2.5 6 0.4 24 233  ±  535 3710  ±  20 376.7  ±  0.5 0.047  ±  0.001 gray,
highest
resolution

Notes.  All models have solar chemical composition. The table reports the simulated time used to average the stellar parameters; the numerical resolution in grid points and R; the mass used to compute the potential in Eq. (4); total mass actually included in the model (the rest is assumed to sit in the unresolved stellar core); the luminosity, effective temperature, radius and surface gravity averaged over both spherical shells and simulated time (second column), the errors are one standard deviation fluctuations with respect to the average over time; comment.

(a)

Used and thoroughly analyzed in Chiavassa et al. (2009, 2010b). Note that a sequence of 1.5 stellar years has been added with respect to this paper.

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