Table 1.

Relevant parameters of the sub-resolution model.

nthreshTcP0Pkintwindθffb,thermffb,kinffb,localfevf*N*|$M_{\ast , \rm SN}$|
(cm−3)(K)(kB K cm−3)(Myr)(°)(M)
0.013002 × 1040.0515 – |$t_{\rm dyn, c\, [Myr]}$|300.20.260.020.10.024120
nthreshTcP0Pkintwindθffb,thermffb,kinffb,localfevf*N*|$M_{\ast , \rm SN}$|
(cm−3)(K)(kB K cm−3)(Myr)(°)(M)
0.013002 × 1040.0515 – |$t_{\rm dyn, c\, [Myr]}$|300.20.260.020.10.024120

Note. Column 1: number density threshold for multiphase particles. Column 2: temperature of the cold phase. Column 3: pressure at which the molecular fraction is fmol = 0.5. Column 4: gas particle’s probability of becoming a wind particle. Column 5: maximum lifetime of a wind particle. Columns 6: half-opening angle of the cone for thermal feedback, in degrees. Columns 7 and 8: thermal and kinetic SN feedback energy efficiencies, respectively. Column 9: fraction of SN energy directly injected into the hot phase of the ISM. Column 10: evaporation fraction. Column 11: star formation efficiency, as a fraction of the molecular gas. Column 12: number of stellar generations, i.e. number of star particles generated by each gas particle. Column 13: average stellar masses of stars formed per each SN II.

Table 1.

Relevant parameters of the sub-resolution model.

nthreshTcP0Pkintwindθffb,thermffb,kinffb,localfevf*N*|$M_{\ast , \rm SN}$|
(cm−3)(K)(kB K cm−3)(Myr)(°)(M)
0.013002 × 1040.0515 – |$t_{\rm dyn, c\, [Myr]}$|300.20.260.020.10.024120
nthreshTcP0Pkintwindθffb,thermffb,kinffb,localfevf*N*|$M_{\ast , \rm SN}$|
(cm−3)(K)(kB K cm−3)(Myr)(°)(M)
0.013002 × 1040.0515 – |$t_{\rm dyn, c\, [Myr]}$|300.20.260.020.10.024120

Note. Column 1: number density threshold for multiphase particles. Column 2: temperature of the cold phase. Column 3: pressure at which the molecular fraction is fmol = 0.5. Column 4: gas particle’s probability of becoming a wind particle. Column 5: maximum lifetime of a wind particle. Columns 6: half-opening angle of the cone for thermal feedback, in degrees. Columns 7 and 8: thermal and kinetic SN feedback energy efficiencies, respectively. Column 9: fraction of SN energy directly injected into the hot phase of the ISM. Column 10: evaporation fraction. Column 11: star formation efficiency, as a fraction of the molecular gas. Column 12: number of stellar generations, i.e. number of star particles generated by each gas particle. Column 13: average stellar masses of stars formed per each SN II.

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