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Giant impacts preferentially remove low-mass atmospheres: a generalised scaling law for impact-driven atmospheric loss
Impact-driven atmospheric loss plays a key role in shaping the diversity of planetary atmospheres. However, existing prescriptions for calculating loss from a given impact neglect the critical role of atmospheric mass on loss, and thus often severely miscalculate the extent of loss. Using 3D smoothe
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