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most citedEvolution of interstellar dust and stardust in the solar neighbourhood

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astro-ph.EP2023

Temporally distributed parent body accretion in the C reservoir of the solar system

Wladimir Neumann, Ning Ma, Audrey Bouvier +1

Accretion processes in protoplanetary disks produce a diversity of small bodies that played a crucial role in multiple reshuffling events throughout the solar system and in both ea…

astro-ph.EP2023★ 1 cited

Thermal history of the Erg Chech 002 parent body: Early accretion and early differentiation of a small asteroid

Wladimir Neumann, Robert Luther, Mario Trieloff +2

The history of accretion and differentiation processes in the planetesimals is provided by various groups of meteorites. Sampling different parent body layers, they reveal the circ…

astro-ph.EP2023★ 12 cited

Late Accretion of Ceres-like Asteroids and Their Implantation into the Outer Main Belt

Driss Takir, Wladimir Neumann, Sean N. Raymond +2

Low-albedo asteroids preserve a record of the primordial solar system planetesimals and the conditions in which the solar nebula was active. However, the origin and evolution of th…

astro-ph.EP2023★ 21 cited

Microporosity and parent body of the rubble-pile NEA (162173) Ryugu

Wladimir Neumann, Matthias Grott, Mario Trieloff +4

Observations of C-type NEAs and lab investigations of carbonaceous chondritic (CC) meteorites provide strong evidence for a high porosity of C-type asteroids. Boulder microporosity…

astro-ph.EP2021★ 22 cited

Evolution of the parent body of enstatite (EL) chondrites

Mario Trieloff, Jens Hopp, Hans-Peter Gail

Chondrites stem from undifferentiated asteroidal parent bodies that nevertheless experienced a certain degree of metamorphism after their formation in the early solar system. Maxim…

astro-ph.EP2019★ 37 cited

Thermal history modeling of the L chondrite parent body

Hans-Peter Gail, Mario Trieloff

The radius of the L chondrite parent body, its formation time, and its evolution history are determined by fitting theoretical models to empirical data of radioisotopic chronometer…