One model for explaining the distribution of this quantity in the galactic disk assumes the instantaneous recycling approximation and ignores both infall and outflow.
One model for explaining the distribution of this quantity in the galactic disk assumes the instantaneous recycling approximation and ignores both infall and outflow. The non-existence of objects with low values of this quantity in the Closed-Box model is referred to as the G-Dwarf Problem. Objects with very low values of this quantity can hypothetically undergo runaway pair-production, resulting in core collapse. Hypothetical objects for which this value is zero are called (*) "population III" and were created soon after the Big Bang. It is either symbolized Z or measured as the log base 10 of iron over hydrogen for the object in question minus said calculation for the sun. For 10 points, name this property, the fraction of a star's mass that isn't hydrogen or helium.
One model for explaining the distribution of this quantity in the galactic disk assumes the instantaneous recycling approximation and ignores both infall and outflow.
metallicity