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The upper panels display red isosurfaces representing the distribution of Ni-rich ejecta (at a density threshold of 103 g cm−3) at t = 4.53 s after core collapse for model W15-2-cw-IIb (Wongwathanarat et al. 2017), shown from different viewing angles. The corresponding O-rich ejecta are visualized using a blue volume rendering (with opacity scaled to reflect density variations), both in combination with the Ni-rich distribution (upper panels) and independently (lower panels). The bottom right color bar indicates plasma density.
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