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Self-induced edge rings in protoplanetary disks
Observations with a high angular resolution by ALMA have revealed that substructures are ubiquitous in protoplanetary disks. Axisymmetric dust rings are the most common morphology. The profiles of some observed disks, including young disks, are smooth overall, with a localized dip or bump near the o
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