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The first generation of stars was formed from primordial gas. Numerical simulations suggest that the first stars were predominantly very massive, with typical masses M≥100M
⊙. These stars were responsible for the reionization of the universe, the initial enrichment of the intergalactic medium with
heavy elements, and other cosmological consequences. In this work, we study the structure of Zero Age Main-Sequence stars
for a wide mass and metallicity range and the evolution of 100, 150, 200, 250 and 300M
⊙ galactic and pregalactic Pop III very massive stars without mass loss, with metallicity Z=10−6 and 10−9, respectively. Using a stellar evolution code, a system of 10 equations together with boundary conditions are solved simultaneously.
For the change of chemical composition, which determines the evolution of a star, a diffusion treatment for convection and
semiconvection is used. A set of 30 nuclear reactions are solved simultaneously with the stellar structure and evolution equations.
Several results on the main sequence, and during the hydrogen and helium burning phases, are described. Low-metallicity massive
stars are hotter and more compact and luminous than their metal-enriched counterparts. Due to their high temperatures, pregalactic
stars activate sooner the triple alpha reaction self-producing their own heavy elements. Both galactic and pregalactic stars
are radiation pressure dominated and evolve below the Eddington luminosity limit with short lifetimes. The physical characteristics
of the first stars have significant influence in predictions of the ionizing photon yields from the first luminous objects;
also they develop large convective cores with important helium core masses which are important for explosion calculations. 相似文献
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Stephan A. Klapp Gerhard Bohrmann Werner F. Kuhs M. Mangir Murshed Thomas Pape Helmut Klein Kirsten S. Techmer Katja U. Heeschen Friedrich Abegg 《Marine and Petroleum Geology》2010
Gas hydrate samples from various locations in the Gulf of Mexico (GOM) differ considerably in their microstructure. Distinct microstructure characteristics coincide with discrete crystallographic structures, gas compositions and calculated thermodynamic stabilities. 相似文献
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Jaime Klapp 《Astrophysics and Space Science》1983,93(2):313-345
The evolution of mass-losing very massive stars in the 500–10000M ⊙ range has been investigated for two different initial compositions, (X, Z)=(0.8,0.0) and (X, Z)=(1.0,0.0). The evolutionary tracks are governed by two opposing factors which are the increase in the mean molecular weight in the convective core and the effect of mass loss. Conservative evolution of stars with massM?10000M ⊙ is similar to that of massive stars (20–100M ⊙), always moving to lower effective temperatures. For low values of the standard mass loss parameterN (50?N?200) the two opposing factors are almost in balance and the star is forced to move in a series of loops. For higher mass loss rates the loops disappear. In the 10000M ⊙ case no loops are observed and the tracks always move to higher effective temperatures. For a given mass loss rate the transition between right and left moving tracks occurs at higher masses the lower is the mass loss rate. 相似文献