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TRINITY: A coupled model of winds, radiation, and photoionised gas in molecular clouds. I. Methods and validation
Multi-wavelength surveys place cloud dispersal at 1-5 Myr after massive stars emerge, before the first supernovae. Whether a cloud disperses, re-collapses, or leaks Lyman-continuum (LyC) photons depends on how pre-supernova winds, radiation pressure, and photoionised-gas pressure ($P_{\rm HII}$) cou
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