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Compact CO emission and no evidence of radial drift. ALMA observations of the faintest planet-forming disks in Lupus
Giulia Ricciardi, Francesco Zagaria, Anna Miotello +13
A large fraction of planet-forming disks observed with ALMA show faint CO emission, often interpreted as strong CO depletion. However, faint emission may also arise from spatially…
The Circumbinary Disc of HD 34700A II. Analysis of a strong dust asymmetry
Daniele Fasano, Myriam Benisty, Jochen Stadler +8
ALMA observations have shown that substructures are ubiquitous in protoplanetary discs. A sub-group, the transition discs, shows large cavities and rings in dust continuum. Among t…
Zooming into the water snowline: high resolution water observations of the HL Tau disk
M. Leemker, S. Facchini, P. Curone +4
Water is one of the central molecules for the formation and habitability of planets. In particular, the region where water freezes-out, the water snowline, could be a favorable loc…
The Circumbinary Disk of HD 34700A: I. CO gas kinematics indicate spirals, infall, and vortex motions
J. Stadler, M. Benisty, F. Zagaria +9
We present the first high-resolution ( 0.14") Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) Band 6 dust continuum and CO molecular line emission observations of the qua…
Disk Evolution Study Through Imaging of Nearby Young Stars (DESTINYS): Evidence of planet-disk interaction in the 2MASSJ16120668-3010270 system
C. Ginski, P. Pinilla, M. Benisty +28
The architectures of exoplanet systems are likely set during the initial planet-formation phase in the circumstellar disk. To understand this process, we have to study the earliest…
Radial variations in nitrogen, carbon, and hydrogen fractionation in the PDS 70 planet-hosting disk
L. Rampinelli, S. Facchini, M. Leemker +8
Element isotopic ratios are powerful tools to reconstruct the journey of planetary material, from the parental molecular cloud to protoplanetary disks, where planets form and accre…