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N/O-enhanced chemical enrichment by massive stars: the interplay of optically-thick winds and rotation
Recent JWST observations have revealed a sample of high-$z$ galaxies with highly-enhanced N/O abundance ratios, $\log\rm (N/O)\gtrsim -1.1$. Strong optically-thick winds of rotating massive stars going through the Wolf-Rayet (WR) phase provide a viable explanation for such N/O enhancements, supporte
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