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Time-Domain Dust Astrophysics. II. TransRAT: Time-Dependent Grain Alignment and Disruption by Cosmic Transients and Their Observational Signatures
We introduce {\it TransRAT}, a self-consistent time-domain framework that follows the coupled dynamical response of dust to transient irradiation and predicts its observable signatures. We apply {\it TransRAT} to a Type~IIP supernova illuminating a one-zone molecular cloud. Radiative heating raises
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