Supernovae from Wolf-Rayet Stars

The complete evolution of a star with an initial mass of 60 M⊙ and Z = Z⊙ (i.e. a typical W R progenitor) from the ZAMS through the supernova phase has been investigated. Mass loss in the different evolutionary stages, especially mass dependent W R mass loss, leads to a WO star (surface mass fractio...

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