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Disk dispersal freezes overstable resonant librations
Context. Convergent migration in a gaseous protoplanetary disk can capture a planet pair into mean-motion resonance. Eccentricity damping can subsequently make the resonant libration overstable and drive the pair out of resonance. Most studies of this process, however, assume a static disk. Aims.
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