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The VMC survey III. Mass-loss rates and luminosities of LMC AGB stars

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arxiv 1110.4497 v1 pith:I7CDT7HG submitted 2011-10-20 astro-ph.CO

The VMC survey III. Mass-loss rates and luminosities of LMC AGB stars

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Dust radiative transfer models are presented for all 374 AGB stars candidates in one of the fields observed by the new VISTA survey of the Magellanic Clouds (VMC). Mass-loss rates, luminosities and a classification of C- and O-rich stars are derived by fitting the models to the spectral energy distribution obtained by combining VMC data with existing optical, near-, and mid-infrared photometry. This exploratory study shows that our method provides reliable mass-loss rates, luminosities and chemical classifications for all AGB stars. These results offer already important constraints to AGB evolutionary models. Most of our conclusions, especially for the rarer dust-enshrouded extreme AGB stars, are however strongly limited by the relatively small area covered by our study. Forthcoming VMC observations will easily remove this limitation. [abridged]

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