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Table 1

Empirical stellar and wind parameters for single H-free WN stars in the Galaxy.

ID log (L) T R M log () ν νesc ν/ νesc η
WR (L) (kK) (R) (M) ( M yr-1) ( km s-1) ( km s-1) ( km s-1)

001 5.40 112.2 1.33 13.70 –4.88 1900 1952 0.97 4.85 2223
002 5.45 141.3 0.89 14.57 –5.47 1800 2461 0.73 1.06 2936
006 5.60 89.1 2.66 17.64 –4.48 1700 1567 1.09 6.92 2251
046 5.80 112.2 2.11 23.08 –5.25 2300 2013 1.14 1.00 2637
067 5.40 56.2 5.30 13.70 –4.84 1500 971 1.54 4.28
074 5.40 56.2 5.30 13.70 –4.75 1300 971 1.34 4.54
075 5.70 63.1 5.94 20.13 –4.28 2300 1118 2.06 11.94 2280
115 5.65 50.1 8.90 18.83 –4.72 1280 877 1.46 2.70
120 5.60 50.1 8.40 17.64 –4.62 1225 874 1.40 3.59
134 5.60 63.1 5.29 17.64 –4.63 1700 1106 1.54 4.89 2107

007 5.45 112.2 1.41 14.57 –4.92 1600 1953 0.82 3.34 2474
018 5.50 112.2 1.49 15.51 –4.83 1800 1960 0.92 4.11 2472
020 5.60 63.1 5.29 17.64 –4.96 1600 1104 1.45 2.17
034 5.50 63.1 4.72 15.51 –4.94 1400 1096 1.28 2.49
036 5.30 89.1 1.88 12.14 –4.51 1900 1546 1.23 14.50
037 5.50 100.0 1.88 15.51 –4.75 2150 1749 1.23 5.87
044 5.55 79.4 3.16 16.53 –5.20 1400 1385 1.01 1.21 2018
051 5.50 70.8 3.75 15.51 –5.21 1500 1231 1.22 1.43
054 5.60 63.1 5.29 17.64 –4.99 1500 1103 1.36 1.91
055 5.80 56.2 8.40 23.08 –4.63 1200 1001 1.20 2.18 1675
061 5.40 63.1 4.21 13.70 –4.87 1400 1092 1.28 3.72 1825
062 5.45 70.8 3.54 14.57 –4.42 1800 1233 1.46 11.93
063 5.65 44.7 11.17 18.83 –4.75 1700 781 2.18 3.36
084 5.65 50.1 8.90 18.83 –4.78 1100 876 1.26 1.99
091 5.75 70.8 5.00 21.54 –4.22 1700 1262 1.35 8.95
100 5.75 79.4 3.97 21.54 –4.25 1600 1415 1.13 7.94
110 5.35 70.8 3.15 12.89 –4.54 2300 1229 1.87 14.60 2410
123 6.05 44.7 17.71 33.24 –4.09 970 826 1.17 3.46 1445
129 5.30 63.1 3.75 12.14 –5.27 1320 1086 1.22 1.76
149 5.35 63.1 3.97 12.89 –4.94 1300 1089 1.19 3.30

Notes. The indicated values are adopted from Hamann et al. (2006), with terminal wind velocities from Niedzielski & Skorzynski (2002), Niedzielski et al. (2004). The luminosities of the stars in the upper part are derived using known distances from cluster membership. The luminosities of the stars in the lower part are estimated based on the Mv vs. spectral type calibration from Hamann et al. (2006), and thus more uncertain. The mass-loss rates have been scaled down with to match an adopted clumping factor of D = 10. In the original work, D = 4 was adopted. Masses are derived from the observed luminosities using the M(L) relations for He stars from Gräfener et al. (2011).

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