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Effect of gravity-driven longitudinal flows in filaments on angular momentum transport to embedded cores
Different models of filament formation predict distinct patterns of angular momentum redistribution toward embedded cores, set by the underlying velocity-field structure, which can set the initial conditions for a preferential orientation between protostellar outflows and filaments. However, the abs
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