Table 2.
Empirically determined luminosity, surface H mass fraction, and spectroscopic mass of four partially stripped systems in the MCs.
| SMCSGS-FS 69 | 2dFS 163 | 2dFS 2553 | Sk −71° 35 | |
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| log(L/L⊙) |
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| XH [mass fr.] |
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| Mspec [M⊙] |
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| Mmax [M⊙] | 18.08 | 13.063 | 22.177 | 25.672 |
| MHe [M⊙] | 6.217 | 6.538 | 7.721 | 7.887 |
| Mmin [M⊙] | 4.132 | 3.871 | 5.465 | 5.769 |
Notes. The empirical stellar parameters are taken from Ramachandran et al. (2023) and Ramachandran et al. (2024). We compare the spectroscopic masses with the maximum, pure-He, and minimum masses predicted by the MLRs presented in this work.
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