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astro-ph2005

Vertical modes of two-dimensional dust coulomb clusters in complex plasmas

K. Qiao, T. W. Hyde

The vertical as well as horizontal oscillation modes in a thermally excited two-dimensional (2D) dust coulomb cluster were investigated for particle numbers between and using both…

physics.space-ph2005

Numerical Investigations of Kuiper Belt Binaries

R. C. Nazzario, T. W. Hyde

Observations of the Kuiper Belt indicate that a larger than expected percentage of KBO's (approximately 8 out of 500) are in binary pairs. The formation and survival of such object…

physics.space-ph2005

Construction of a PZT Sensor Network for Low and Hypervelocity Impact Detection

J. A. Carmona, M. Cook, M. Cooper +4

Orbital debris is a constraint on the long-term health of any spacecraft and must be considered during mission planning. Varying mechanisms have been proposed to quantify the probl…

physics.gen-ph20041 cited

Impact Studies Using a One Stage Light Gas Gun

Jorge Carmona, Mike Cook, Jimmy Schmoke +4

The Center for Astrophysics,Space Physics, and Engineering Research (CASPER) has completed construction and calibration of a Light Gas Gun (LGG), which is used for low velocity imp…

physics.space-ph2004

Gravitational Interactions Between Protoplanets and Planetismal Disks of Equal Mass

B. D. Lindsay, K. W. Orr, T. W. Hyde +1

Numerical simulations show that planetesimal systems with unevenly distributed masses may actually be more stable than those where all the bodies are of roughly equal size.

physics.gen-ph2004

Protoplanetary Migration and Creation of Scattered Planetismal Disks

Bruce D. Lindsay, Truell W. Hyde

The relationship between protoplanet migration and the formation of the Kuiper Belt (planetesimal disk scattering) is examined.