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Hydrodynamical models (lines) compared with observations of SN 2023ixf (points). Upper panel: Bolometric light curve. Lower panel: Expansion velocities. We shadowed the approximate time range when the emission is dominated by CSM interaction. (i.e. t < 20 d). This is based on previous results from the literature (Morozova et al. 2018; Martinez et al. 2023). The lower mass model of MZAMS = 12 M produces a better match to the observations than the 15 M model. In particular, the higher mass model with 1.25 × 1051 erg produces a longer plateau duration than what is observed, while the model with an energy of 1.8 × 1051 erg provided the correct plateau duration but overestimated the observed plateau luminosity. These issues cannot be solved by modifying other parameters (see discussion in Sect. 3). This suggests that MZAMS < 15 M.

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