The Influence of X-ray Emission on the Stellar Wind of O Stars
Jiri Krticka, Jiri Kubat
Abstract
We study the influence of X-ray radiation on the wind parameters of O stars. For this purpose we use our own NLTE wind code. The X-ray emission (assumed to be generated in wind shocks) is treated as an input quantity. We study its influence on the mass-loss rate, terminal velocity and ionization state of the stellar wind of Galactic O stars.
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