J/A+A/573/A71    Evolution of rotating very massive LC stars     (Kohler, 2015)

The evolution of rotating very massive stars with LMC composition. Kohler K., Langer N., de Koter A., de Mink S.E., Crowther P.A., Evans C.J., Grafener G., Sana H., Sanyal D., Schneider F.R.N., Vink J.S. <Astron. Astrophys. 573, A71 (2015)> =2015A&A...573A..71K 2015A&A...573A..71K
ADC_Keywords: Models, evolutionary ; Magellanic Clouds ; Stars, dwarfs ; Abundances ; Rotational velocities Keywords: stars: massive - stars: evolution - stars: rotation - stars: abundances - stars: early type Abstract: With growing evidence for the existence of very massive stars at subsolar metallicity, there is an increased need for corresponding stellar evolution models. We present a dense model grid with a tailored input chemical composition appropriate for the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC). Description: A dense model grid with chemical composition appropriate for the Large Magellanic Cloud is presented. A one-dimensional hydrodynamic stellar evolution code was used to compute our models on the main sequence, taking into account rotation, transport of angular momentum by magnetic fields and stellar wind mass loss. We present stellar evolution models with initial masses of 70-500M and with initial surface rotational velocities of 0-550km/s. File Summary: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FileName Lrecl Records Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ReadMe 80 . This file list.dat 31 145 List of model grids tracks/* . 145 Models grids -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Byte-by-byte Description of file: list.dat -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bytes Format Units Label Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- 3 I3 Msun Mass [60/500] Initial mass 5- 7 I3 km/s Vsurf [0/500] Initial surface rotational velocity 10- 31 A22 --- FileName Name of the model grid in subdirectory tracks -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Byte-by-byte Description of file: tracks/* -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bytes Format Units Label Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- 11 E11.6 yr t Time/age on evolutionary track 13- 21 F9.5 Msun Mass Mass 23- 33 F11.5 K Teff Effective temperature 35- 41 F7.5 [Lsun] logL Luminosity 43- 52 F10.5 Rsun R Radius 54- 61 F8.5 [Msun/yr] log(Mdot) Mass loss rate 63- 70 F8.5 [cm/s2] logg Surface gravity 72- 80 F9.5 km/s Vsurf Rotational velocity at the surface 83- 96 F14.5 d Prot Rotation period 98-106 F9.5 km/s Vcrit Breakup velocity (assuming an Eddington factor for pure election scattering) 108-114 F7.5 --- Ge Eddington Γe factor calculated for pure electron scattering 116-123 F8.5 [-] eps(H) Hydrogen surface abundance 125-132 F8.5 [-] eps(He) Helium surface abundance 134-141 F8.5 [-] eps(Li) Lithium surface abundance 143-151 F9.5 [-] eps(Be) Berilium surface abundance 153-161 F9.5 [-] eps(B) Boron surface abundance 163-169 F7.5 [-] eps(C) Carbon surface abundance 171-178 F8.5 [-] eps(N) Nitrogen surface abundance 180-186 F7.5 [-] eps(O) Oxygen surface abundance 188-195 F8.5 [-] eps(F) Fluron surface abundance 197-203 F7.5 [-] eps(Ne) Neon surface abundance 205-211 F7.5 [-] eps(Na) Sodium surface abundance 213-219 F7.5 [-] eps(Mg) Magnesium surface abundance 221-227 F7.5 [-] eps(Al) Aluminium surface abundance 229-235 F7.5 [-] eps(Si) Silicium surface abundance 237-243 F7.5 [-] eps(Fe) Iron surface abundance 245-255 E11.6 --- sH1 Surface mass fraction of H1 isotope 257-267 E11.6 --- sHe3 Surface mass fraction of He3 isotope 269-279 E11.6 --- sHe4 Surface mass fraction of He4 isotope 281-291 E11.6 --- sLi7 Surface mass fraction of Li7 isotope 293-303 E11.6 --- sBe9 Surface mass fraction of Be9 isotope 305-315 E11.6 --- sB10 Surface mass fraction of B10 isotope 317-327 E11.6 --- sB11 Surface mass fraction of B11 isotope 329-339 E11.6 --- sC12 Surface mass fraction of C12 isotope 341-351 E11.6 --- sC13 Surface mass fraction of C13 isotope 353-363 E11.6 --- sN14 Surface mass fraction of N14 isotope 365-375 E11.6 --- sN15 Surface mass fraction of N15 isotope 377-387 E11.6 --- sO16 Surface mass fraction of O16 isotope 389-399 E11.6 --- sO17 Surface mass fraction of O17 isotope 401-411 E11.6 --- sO18 Surface mass fraction of O18 isotope 413-423 E11.6 --- sF19 Surface mass fraction of F19 isotope 425-435 E11.6 --- sNe20 Surface mass fraction of Ne20 isotope 437-447 E11.6 --- sNe21 Surface mass fraction of Ne21 isotope 449-459 E11.6 --- sNe22 Surface mass fraction of Ne22 isotope 461-471 E11.6 --- sNa23 Surface mass fraction of Na23 isotope 473-483 E11.6 --- sMg24 Surface mass fraction of Mg24 isotope 485-495 E11.6 --- sMg25 Surface mass fraction of Mg26 isotope 497-507 E11.6 --- sMg26 Surface mass fraction of Mg26 isotope 509-519 E11.6 --- sAl26 Surface mass fraction of Al26 isotope 521-531 E11.6 --- sAl27 Surface mass fraction of Al27 isotope 533-543 E11.6 --- sSi28 Surface mass fraction of Si28 isotope 545-555 E11.6 --- sSi29 Surface mass fraction of Si29 isotope 557-567 E11.6 --- sSi30 Surface mass fraction of Si30 isotope 569-579 E11.6 --- sFe56 Surface mass fraction of Fe56 isotope 581-591 E11.6 --- cH1 Core mass fraction of H1 isotope 593-603 E11.6 --- cHe3 Core mass fraction of He3 isotope 605-615 E11.6 --- cHe4 Core mass fraction of He4 isotope 617-627 E11.6 --- cLi7 Core mass fraction of Li7 isotope 629-639 E11.6 --- cBe9 Core mass fraction of Be9 isotope 641-651 E11.6 --- cB10 Core mass fraction of B10 isotope 653-663 E11.6 --- cB11 Core mass fraction of B11 isotope 665-675 E11.6 --- cC12 Core mass fraction of C12 isotope 677-687 E11.6 --- cC13 Core mass fraction of C13 isotope 689-699 E11.6 --- cN14 Core mass fraction of N14 isotope 701-711 E11.6 --- cN15 Core mass fraction of N15 isotope 713-723 E11.6 --- cO16 Core mass fraction of O16 isotope 725-735 E11.6 --- cO17 Core mass fraction of O17 isotope 737-747 E11.6 --- cO18 Core mass fraction of O18 isotope 749-759 E11.6 --- cF19 Core mass fraction of F19 isotope 761-771 E11.6 --- cNe20 Core mass fraction of Ne20 isotope 773-783 E11.6 --- cNe21 Core mass fraction of Ne21 isotope 785-795 E11.6 --- cNe22 Core mass fraction of Ne22 isotope 797-807 E11.6 --- cNa23 Core mass fraction of Na23 isotope 809-819 E11.6 --- cMg24 Core mass fraction of Mg24 isotope 821-831 E11.6 --- cMg25 Core mass fraction of Mg25 isotope 833-843 E11.6 --- cMg26 Core mass fraction of Mg26 isotope 845-855 E11.6 --- cAl26 Core mass fraction of Al26 isotope 857-867 E11.6 --- cAl27 Core mass fraction of Al27 isotope 869-879 E11.6 --- cSi28 Core mass fraction of Si28 isotope 881-891 E11.6 --- cSi29 Core mass fraction of Si29 isotope 893-903 E11.6 --- cSi30 Core mass fraction of Si30 isotope 905-915 E11.6 --- cFe56 Core mass fraction of Fe56 isotope -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Acknowledgements: Karen Kohler, karenkoehler86(at)gmail.com
(End) Patricia Vannier [CDS] 05-Nov-2014
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