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The origin of dispersion in the wind mass-loss rate--luminosity relation of massive O stars
Stellar winds of hot stars are accelerated by the radiative force that mainly comes from the line transitions of heavy elements. As a result, the wind mass-loss rate is expected to scale mostly with the stellar luminosity. This scaling clearly emerges from the observational analysis of O stars and t
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