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astro-ph.GA2010★ 22 cited

An Investigation of the Loss of Planet-Forming Potential in Intermediate Sized Young Embedded Star Clusters

Lisa Holden, Edward Landis, Jeremy Spitzig +1

A large fraction of stars forming in our galaxy are born within clusters embedded in giant molecular clouds. In these environments, the background UV radiation fields impinging upo…

astro-ph.EP2010★ 32 cited

Effects of Turbulence, Eccentricity Damping, and Migration Rate on the Capture of Planets into Mean Motion Resonance

Jacob A. Ketchum, Fred C. Adams, Anthony M. Bloch

Pairs of migrating extrasolar planets often lock into mean motion resonance as they drift inward. This paper studies the convergent migration of giant planets (driven by a circumst…

astro-ph.HE2010★ 26 cited

High Energy Cosmic-ray Diffusion in Molecular Clouds: A Numerical Approach

Marco Fatuzzo, Fulvio Melia, Elizabeth Todd +1

The propagation of high-energy cosmic rays through giant molecular clouds constitutes a fundamental process in astronomy and astrophysics. The diffusion of cosmic-rays through thes…

astro-ph.GA2010★ 15 cited

Stability of Magnetized Disks and Implications for Planet Formation

Susana Lizano, Daniele Galli, Mike J. Cai +1

This paper considers gravitational perturbations in geometrically thin disks with rotation curves dominated by a central object, but with substantial contributions from magnetic pr…

math-ph2010★ 6 cited

Hill's Equation with Random Forcing Parameters: Determination of Growth Rates through Random Matrices

Fred C. Adams, Anthony M. Bloch

This paper derives expressions for the growth rates for the random 2 x 2 matrices that result from solutions to the random Hill's equation. The parameters that appear in Hill's equ…

astro-ph.SR2010★ 465 cited

The Birth Environment of the Solar System

Fred C. Adams

This paper reviews our current understanding of the possible birth environments of our Solar System. Since most stars form within groups and clusters, the question becomes one of d…