Notes. From the left, the first three columns specify the model name (see Table 3), if PC or drift is used (P/D), and the sticking coefficient (ξ^(Fo)). The following nine columns show the temporally averaged values of mass-loss rate ⟨Ṁ⟩, terminal velocity ⟨u_∞⟩, terminal drift velocity ⟨v_D, ∞⟩, modified and true degrees of condensation of silicon, modified and true degrees of condensation of magnesium, dust-to-gas mass-loss ratio , and dust radius ⟨a_Fo⟩. A relative fluctuation amplitude is provided for each property, indicating its variability; the subscript m indicates that the shown value was multiplied by a factor of 10³. All values are indented to make visible the large variation in values of each property across all models. The final column shows the outflow classification class: periodic (l×p) and quasi-periodic (lq); l indicates the (multi-)periodicity of the gas and dust outflow in the unit of the piston period P. The rows of drift models are shown in boldface.