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most citedCollapse of massive magnetized dense cores using radiation-magneto-hydrodynamics: early fragmentation inhibition

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astro-ph.GA2012★ 103 cited

Early stages of cluster formation: fragmentation of massive dense cores down to ~1000 AU

Aina Palau, Asunción Fuente, Josep M. Girart +11

In order to study the fragmentation of massive dense cores, which constitute the cluster cradles, we observed with the PdBI in the most extended configuration the continuum at 1.3…

astro-ph.SR2012★ 24 cited

Synthetic observations of first hydrostatic cores in collapsing low-mass dense cores II. Simulated ALMA dust emission maps

Benoît Commerçon, François Levrier, Anaëlle J. Maury +2

First hydrostatic cores are predicted by theories of star formation, but their existence has never been demonstrated convincingly by (sub)millimeter observations. Furthermore, the…

astro-ph.GA2012

Theories of the massive star formation: a (short) review

Patrick Hennebelle, Benoit Commercon

We briefly review the recent numerical works that have been performed to understand the formation of massive stars. After a brief description of the classical works, we review more…

astro-ph.SR2012★ 70 cited

Synthetic observations of first hydrostatic cores in collapsing low-mass dense cores. I. Spectral energy distributions and evolutionary sequence

Benoit Commercon, Ralf Launhardt, Cornelis P. Dullemond +1

The low-mass star formation evolutionary sequence is relatively well-defined both from observations and theoretical considerations. The first hydrostatic core is the first protoste…

astro-ph.SR2012★ 49 cited

Simulations of protostellar collapse using multigroup radiation hydrodynamics. I. The first collapse

Neil Vaytet, Edouard Audit, Gilles Chabrier +2

Radiative transfer plays a major role in the process of star formation. Many simulations of gravitational collapse of a cold gas cloud followed by the formation of a protostellar c…