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Stellar age is not disk age
Disk fractions in star-forming clusters decline with stellar age, and are routinely read as the lifetime distribution of primordial protoplanetary disks. We argue that this reading is not warranted, because late infall can replenish or reform disks after collapse. To formalize this, we model the dis
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