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Beyond static torques: Self-consistent migration and dynamical trapping of low-mass planets in dusty disks
The rapid inward migration of low-mass planets remains a primary theoretical challenge in planet formation. While recent studies show that the solid component of protoplanetary disks can exert strong positive torques to counteract the negative gas torques, traditional static fixed-orbit models fail
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