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Table 2.

List of parameters adopted in the simulations of metal and dust evolution described in Sect. 3.2.

Theoretical metal yields
Stellar source Data set and Denomination Mass range in M
Type II SNe Limongi & Chieffi (2018), Prantzos et al. (2018) – LC18 [13, 120]
AGB stars Cristallo et al. (2015) – C15 [1, 7]
Pop III stars Heger & Woosley (2010) [10, 100]
Type Ia SNe Iwamoto et al. (1999)

Systematic calculations

τ [Myr] 500
IMF Chabrier (2003)
IMF (Top-Heavy) Mξ, ξ = 1.8
M*, fin [M] 1
MGas, ini [M] (2 − 6)×Mstar, fin
ηout 0–3
ηin 0–10
Mswept [M] 1535 n SNe 0.202 [ ( Z / Z ) + 0.039 ] 0.289 $ n_{\mathrm{SNe}}^{-0.202}[(Z/Z_{\odot}) + 0.039]^{-0.289} $
ϵSNe 0.1, 0.5, 1.0
SNe condensation fraction fkey, py = 0.05, fkey, ol = 0, fkey, car = 0.05 (fcond = 5%)
fkey, py = 0.10, fkey, ol = 0, fkey, car = 0.10 (fcond = 10%)
fkey, py = 0.25, fkey, ol = 0, fkey, car = 0.25 (fcond = 25%)
fkey, py = 0.5, fkey, ol = 0, fkey, car = 0.5 (fcond = 50%)
fkey, py = 0.75, fkey, ol = 0, fkey, car = 0.5 (fcond = 75%)
fkey, py = 1, fkey, ol = 0, fkey, car = 0.5 (fcond = 100%)
AGB condensation fraction fpy = 0.3, fol = 0.3, fir = 0.01, fcar = 0.5
Dust growth efficiency in the ISM 0.0, 0.5, 1

Notes. First tests are run in order to select the reference parameters adopted to run systematic calculations. The stellar mass produced by the end of the simulation is always normalized to 1 M. The chemical species are abbreviated as olivine: ol, pyroxene: py, and carbon: car. fcond is the condensation fraction.

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