Diffuse X-rays from PNe with WR-type central stars

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Hydrodynamics, Nebulae, X-Ray Spectra, Stellar Winds, Hydrodynamics, Physical Properties, X-Ray, Mass Loss And Stellar Winds

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With the help of detailed nebula modeling and X-ray observations, we want to shed light on the enigmatic origin of Wolf-Rayet type central stars of planetary nebulae. This method allows us to assign observed [WC] stars to one of the proposed evolutionary scenarios, attributing the loss of hydrogen to a ``late'', ``very late'', or an ``AGB final'' thermal pulse (LTP, VLTP and AFTP, respectively). We conclude that BD+30° 3639 evolved through an AFTP.

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