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Using Ringed Disks to Determine Fundamental Parameters of Planet Formation
Two non-dimensional parameters, Stokes number (St) and turbulent $α$, critically control the early stage of planet formation. In spite of their importance, these two numbers are notoriously difficult to obtain and remain largely unconstrained, except in ringed disks. In particular, E. J. Lee (2024)
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