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Continuous mass ablation of planets engulfed in stellar envelopes
Most stars host short-period planets that are expected to be engulfed during post-main-sequence expansion. The dissolution of engulfed planets has been proposed as a possible mechanism for producing stars enriched in lithium and refractory elements. We perform three-dimensional hydrodynamical simula
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