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Satellite Survival through Gas Redistribution in a Low-viscosity Disk
We investigate satellite survival through gas redistribution in a dense circumplanetary disk with a low dimensionless viscosity parameter $α\sim 10^{-6}$. The model combines modal Lindblad excitation, launch-dependent shock deposition, 3D effects, and a conservative, instantaneous Rayleigh adjustmen
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