EDP Sciences logo
Subscriber Authentication Point
Search
Menu
Home All issues Volume 623 (March 2019) A&A, 623 (2019) A8 Full HTML
Free Access

Table 2.

Mass-loss rate values applied in the synthetic spectra computations, compared to those that Hainich et al. (2015) would predict for the same stars.

Mini Label log Ṁh log Ṁr log ṀHainich
(M⊙/yr) (M⊙/yr) (M⊙/yr)
20 T-1 (0.28) −8.48 −10.48 −10.77
20 T-2 (0.50) −7.80 −9.80 −10.39
20 T-3 (0.75) −6.89 −8.89 −8.68
20 T-4 (0.98) −5.77 −7.77 −7.99
20 T-5 (pMS) −5.50 −7.50 −8.17
59 T-5 (0.28) −7.00 −9.00 −9.29
59 T-6 (0.50) −6.70 −8.70 −8.29
59 T-7 (0.75) −5.82 −7.82 −7.52
59 T-8 (0.98) −4.92 −6.92 −7.00
59 T-10 (pMS) −4.70 −6.70 −7.50
131 T-11 (0.28) −6.17 −8.17 −8.53
131 T-12 (0.5) −5.89 −7.89 −8.04
131 T-13 (0.75) −4.96 −6.96 −9.10
131 T-14 (0.98) −4.27 −6.27 −7.80
131 T-15 (pMS) −4.23 −6.23 −7.27

Notes. log Ṁr means the reduced mass-loss rate, and log Ṁh the “higher”, i.e., the nominal rate as applied in the evolutionary sequences in Paper 1 (i.e., computed using our Eqs. (1) or (2)).

Current usage metrics show cumulative count of Article Views (full-text article views including HTML views, PDF and ePub downloads, according to the available data) and Abstracts Views on Vision4Press platform.

Data correspond to usage on the plateform after 2015. The current usage metrics is available 48-96 hours after online publication and is updated daily on week days.

Initial download of the metrics may take a while.