Fig. 2.
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, we show the evolution of the electron neutrino and antineutrino luminosities
(solid lines) at the gain radius and the net neutrino energy deposition rate in the gain layer
(
, dashed lines) vs. time tbounce. The simulations started with an iron core-collapse velocity of 1000 km s−1, where t = 0 corresponds to the shock wave formation. The top and bottom panels show 15 M⊙ and 60 M⊙ ZAMS masses, respectively, with initial velocities Vini = 0 (left panels) and 300 km s−1 (right panels). All models have a metallicity of 1/10 Z⊙.
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