Learn about the formation of gaps in protoplanetary discs through a 14-minute lecture that explores the complex dynamics and physical processes involved in early solar system development. Examine current theoretical models and observational evidence that help explain how these distinctive gaps form within the discs of gas and dust surrounding young stars. Gain insights into this fundamental aspect of planetary system formation as part of the ANITA workshop series, delivered by expert researcher Kurt Liffman.
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ANITA Formation of Gaps in Protoplanetary Discs - Kurt Liffman
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