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The evolution of discs and the epoch of formation of giant planets around solar type stars
Disc evolution dictates the time for planet formation providing the raw material to build the planets' cores. Dynamical stellar masses derived from the kinematics of the gas in discs provide constraints on the ages of very young stars, offering a powerful approach to studying disc evolution and the
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