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20152022
most citedReconstructing the size distribution of the primordial Main Belt

32 citations · 75 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

astro-ph.EP20225 cited

SHINeS: Space and High-Irradiance Near-Sun Simulator

Georgios Tsirvoulis, Mikael Granvik, Athanasia Toliou

We present SHINeS, a space simulator which can be used to replicate the thermal environment in the immediate neighborhood of the Sun down to a heliocentric distance r~0.06 au. The…

astro-ph.EP202110 cited

Minimum perihelion distances and associated dwell times for near-Earth asteroids

Athanasia Toliou, Mikael Granvik, Georgios Tsirvoulis

The observed near-Earth asteroid population contains very few objects with small perihelion distances, say, q<=0.2 au. NEAs that currently have orbits with larger q might be hiding…

astro-ph.EP20199 cited

Secular resonance sweeping and orbital excitation in decaying disks

A. Toliou, K. Tsiganis, G. Tsirvoulis

We revisit the problem of secular resonance sweeping during the dissipation of a protoplanetary disk and its possible role in exciting the orbits of primordial asteroids, in the li…

astro-ph.EP2018

Discovery of a young subfamily of the (221)~Eos asteroid family

Georgios Tsirvoulis

In this work we report the discovery of a young cluster of asteroids that originated by the breakup of an asteroid member of the (221)Eos family. By applying the Hierarchical clust…

astro-ph.EP201732 cited

Reconstructing the size distribution of the primordial Main Belt

Georgios Tsirvoulis, Alessandro Morbidelli, Marco Delbo +1

In this work we aim to constrain the slope of the size distribution of main-belt asteroids, at their primordial state. To do so we turn out attention to the part of the main astero…

astro-ph.EP201619 cited

Secular resonances with Ceres and Vesta

Georgios Tsirvoulis, Bojan Novakovic

In this work we explore dynamical perturbations induced by the massive asteroids Ceres and Vesta on main-belt asteroids through secular resonances. First we determine the location…