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An Upper Limit on Turbulent Viscosity in the Circumjovian Nebula
Circumplanetary disks are open, dynamic systems sustained by a meridional circulation that draws gas and dust from the parent nebula along nearly polar streamlines, and ultimately returns some of this material through a viscously driven, in-plane outflow. In such a disk, the water ice line acts as a
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