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Table 3

Adopted model parameters and predicted wind properties.

Model parameters Wind properties
L M Teff R ZCNO V Abund. ν νesc β
log    (L) M kK R log    (M/yr) pattern log    (M/yr) km   s-1 km   s-1

5.50 30.0 50.0 7.5 0.04 –5.496
0.02 –5.752
0.002 –6.602
40.0 11.7 0.04 –5.484
0.02 –5.740
0.002 –6.590 3 –6.908 2330 852 0.72
0.002 –6.590 4 –6.913 2060 900 0.64
30.0 20.9 0.04 –5.771 2 –6.788 5406 647 1.12
0.02 –6.027 1 –6.702 2100 644 0.78
0.002 –6.877 1: –6.766 1150 644 0.66
3 –6.786 1193 646 0.64
20.0 47.0 0.04 –5.510 2: –6.586 956 436 0.67
0.02 –5.765 1: –6.860 2750 434 1.23
0.002 –6.615 1: –6.818 1550 434 0.84
2: –6.722 1126 436 0.72
5.75 45.0 50.0 10.0 0.04 –5.179
0.02 –5.435
0.002 –6.285
40.0 15.6 0.04 –5.167
0.02 –5.422
0.002 –6.272 1 –6.571 2080 875 0.67
2 –6.588 2204 875 0.71
3 –6.601 2377 875 0.70
30.0 27.8 0.04 –5.454 3 –6.488 3130 666 0.84
0.02 –5.709
0.002 –6.559 1 –6.488 1060 665 0.66
2: –6.502 900 665 0.60
4 –6.729 4800 723 0.95
20.0 62.4 0.04 –5.193 1 –6.490 2030 450 0.86
3 –6.610 2694 450 1.09
0.02 –5.449 1 –6.399 1250 450 0.69
2: –6.299 950 450 0.80
3 –6.416 1412 450 0.81
0.002 –6.299
6.00 65.0 50.0 13.3 0.04 –4.840
0.02 –5.096
0.002 –5.946
40.0 20.8 0.04 –4.828
0.02 –5.084
0.002 –5.934 1 –6.305 2500 863 0.72
2 –6.318 2400 863 0.71
3 –6.352 2752 863 0.75
30.0 37.0 0.04 –5.115 1 –6.212 4740 661 1.06
0.02 –5.371 1: –6.160 2450 661 0.78
0.002 –6.221 2 –6.215 1305 660 0.64
3: –6.230 1205 659 0.63
4 –6.301 2500 736 0.76
20.0 83.3 0.04 –4.854 1 –6.132 1625 449 0.80
2: –6.130 1350 449 0.71
3: –6.084 905 449 0.65
0.02 –5.110 1: –6.236 1950 449 0.96
2: –6.144 1450 449 0.82
0.002 –5.960 1 –6.172 1250 449 0.76
2: –6.309 1620 449 0.87
6.25 80.0 50.0 17.8 0.04 –4.410
0.02 –4.666
0.002 –5.516
40.0 27.8 0.04 –4.398
0.02 –4.653
0.002 –5.503 1 –5.962 2310 711 0.76
2 –6.004 2616 709 0.80
3: –6.013 2721 709 0.81
4 –6.137 3400 840 0.75
30.0 49.3 0.04 –4.685 2 –5.943 5400 554 1.16
0.02 –4.941 2: –5.837 2274 552 0.84
3 –5.843 2000 552 0.77
0.002 –5.791 2 –5.879 1483 552 0.74
4 –5.927 1667 669 0.65
20.0 111.0 0.04 –4.422 1 –5.786 1110 382 0.74
2: –5.877 1567 382 0.81
3: –5.761 1240 382 0.81
0.02 –4.678 1 –5.978 2000 382 0.91
2 –5.888 1615 381 0.93
3: –5.929 1600 381 0.83
0.002 –5.528

Notes. Both the models for which a wind solution is achieved and those for which this is not the case are listed. The chemical compositions (Col. 7) correspond to the coding as given in Table 1. Typical errors on the theoretical mass-loss rates are 0.1–0.2 dex; the errors on the terminal velocities are  ~30%.For models in which the abundance pattern is followed by a semi colon the errors are larger. The reference mass-loss rates V are as given by Vink et al. (2001), if we employ ν = 2.6   νesc. Beware that in order to compute V we have set the value of ZCNO equal to the metallicity value Z, which is not intended by the V-recipe, in which Z refers to the initial iron abundance. Small changes in the effective escape velocity from the stellar surface (Col. 10) are due to abundance effects on Γe.

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