Wind-Blown Bubbles around Massive Stars. The effects of stellar wind and photo-ionization on the circumstellar Medium

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H Ii Regions, Stars: Circumstellar Matter, Stars: Mass Loss, Stars: Winds, Outflows

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We simulate the evolution of the circumstellar medium around a massive star. We take the relevant input parameters for our simulation from a stellar evolution calculation: mass loss rate, wind velocity and the number of ionizing photons as a function of time. By pursuing the calculation through the various stages of massive star evolution, using a realistic mass loss history as input, we simulate the creation and evolution of a wind-blown bubble around the star up to the time of the supernova explosion. Unlike most previous work on this subject, we include the effects of photo-ionization. From our calculations we can conclude that photo-ionization affects both the size and mass-distribution of the circumstellar bubble during the main sequence and red supergiant stage.

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