Physical Studies of Minor PlanetsTom Gehrels Scientific and Technical Information Office, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1972 - 687 Seiten " ... Some papers and discussions included in this book even though they were not presented at the meeting. In some respects, therefore, the book is independent of the colloquium. Several papers had been invited long beforehand with the request to publish them as review papers. The lack of a modern textbook on minor planets is keenly felt, and the proceedings of this meeting, with these additions, should provide a good reference book."--Page viii. |
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The arbitrary normalization is set at 210 km radius and 0.3 albedo. In this way
systematic errors from many diverse sources are mitigated, but other errors are
introduced. For example, error from the visible phase integral q for 4 Vesta is ...
The arbitrary normalization is set at 210 km radius and 0.3 albedo. In this way
systematic errors from many diverse sources are mitigated, but other errors are
introduced. For example, error from the visible phase integral q for 4 Vesta is ...
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Allowing for this fragmentation, he has derived a reconstructed initial radius
distribution. Although the reconstructed distribution only comprises a little more
than 100 asteroids and consequently has a large statistical uncertainty as well as
the ...
Allowing for this fragmentation, he has derived a reconstructed initial radius
distribution. Although the reconstructed distribution only comprises a little more
than 100 asteroids and consequently has a large statistical uncertainty as well as
the ...
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proportional to the time necessary for the radius of a planetoid to grow from R to
R + AR. This requires a radius distribution function of the form N6 dR dR/dt (1) dN
(R) = where the constant of proportionality No' is the number of seed bodies ...
proportional to the time necessary for the radius of a planetoid to grow from R to
R + AR. This requires a radius distribution function of the form N6 dR dR/dt (1) dN
(R) = where the constant of proportionality No' is the number of seed bodies ...
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In any actual system there is an upper limit Rmax to the radius of the largest
planetoid, but if Rimax > Re, then N(*) - N(Rmax). If we mathematically allow R →
• so that N(co) is the total number of planetoids formed, the normalized integrated
...
In any actual system there is an upper limit Rmax to the radius of the largest
planetoid, but if Rimax > Re, then N(*) - N(Rmax). If we mathematically allow R →
• so that N(co) is the total number of planetoids formed, the normalized integrated
...
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Actual count of the 1748 numbered asteroids shows that at any given time an
average of about 431 are contained in a washer-shaped volume having an
inside radius of 1.8 AU, an outside radius of 3.7AU, and a thickness of 0.2 AU,
centered ...
Actual count of the 1748 numbered asteroids shows that at any given time an
average of about 431 are contained in a washer-shaped volume having an
inside radius of 1.8 AU, an outside radius of 3.7AU, and a thickness of 0.2 AU,
centered ...
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