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Application and Evaluation of the Material Point Method for Low-Velocity Asteroid Collisions Involving Large Deformations
The collisional lifetimes of asteroids larger than $\sim 10$ km in the present-day main belt are estimated to exceed the age of the solar system, suggesting that their shapes may preserve memories of the collisional environment in the primordial solar system. Recent studies performed systematic simu
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