in writing this review. We are grateful to the participants of KITP’s “Probes
of Transport in Stars” program from Fall 2021, where we had many useful
discussions regarding CBM. The authors declare no conflict of interest. The
funders had no role in the design of the study; in the collection, analyses,
or interpretation of data; in the writing of the manuscript; or in the
decision to publish the results. Abbreviations The following abbreviations are
used in this manuscript:
BSG | Blue supergiant
---|---
CBM | Convective Boundary Mixing
CZ | Convection Zone
DDLEB | Detached double-lined eclipsing binary
eMSTO | extended main-sequence turn-off
LHS | Left-hand side
RHS | Right-hand side
RZ | Radiative Zone
PZ | Penetrative Zone
TAMS | Terminal age main sequence
ZAMS | zero-age main sequence
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