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most citedGas-phase CO in protoplanetary disks: a challenge for turbulent mixing

97 citations · 144 across the 4 of their papers we have counts for

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astro-ph20084 cited

Problems of Star Formation Theory and Prospects of Submillimeter Observations

D. Z. Wiebe, M. S. Kirsanova, B. M. Shustov +1

We consider current state of star formation theory and requirements to observations in millimeter and submillimeter ranges which are necessary for resolution of the most actual pro…

astro-ph200710 cited

Do we need to know the temperature in prestellar cores?

Ya. Pavlyuchenkov, Th. Henning, D. Wiebe

Molecular line observations of starless (prestellar) cores combined with a chemical evolution modeling and radiative transfer calculations are a powerful tool to study the earliest…

astro-ph200697 cited

Gas-phase CO in protoplanetary disks: a challenge for turbulent mixing

D. Semenov, D. Wiebe, Th. Henning

This is the first paper in a series where we study the influence of turbulent diffusion and advective transport on the chemical evolution of protoplanetary disks, using a 2D flared…

astro-ph200633 cited

CB17: Inferring the dynamical history of a prestellar core with chemo-dynamical models

Ya. Pavlyuchenkov, D. Wiebe, R. Launhardt +1

We present a detailed theoretical study of the isolated Bok globule CB17 (L1389) based on spectral maps of CS, HCO, CO, CS, and HCO lines. A phenomenol…

astro-ph2004

Reduction of chemical networks. II. Analysis of the fractional ionisation in protoplanetary discs

D. Semenov, D. Wiebe, Th. Henning

(abridged) We analyse the evolution of the fractional ionisation in a steady-state protoplanetary disc with a vertical temperature gradient and with gas-grain chemistry including s…

astro-ph2002

Reduction of chemical networks. I. The case of molecular clouds

D. Wiebe, D. Semenov, Th. Henning

We present a new method to analyse and reduce chemical networks and apply this technique to the chemistry in molecular clouds. Using the technique, we investigated the possibility…