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Evolution of diffusion coefficients in the 0.1 v/vcrit models. The lavender and off-white regions show convective and radiative zones, respectively. Multiple diffusion coefficients overlap a given zone, but the dominant coefficient is the one with the highest magnitude along the y-axis. Dconv is the convective diffusion coefficient, Kther is the thermal diffusivity coefficient, Dshear is the shear (vertical) mixing coefficient, Dh is the horizontal mixing coefficient, and Deff is the effective mixing coefficient. Top row: 1000 M model at the onset, middle, and end of core hydrogen burning. Centre row: 5000 M model at the beginning, middle, and end of core hydrogen burning. Bottom row: 9000 M model at the start, middle, and end of core hydrogen burning.

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