SILICATE DUST SIZE DISTRIBUTION FROM HYPERVELOCITY COLLISIONS: IMPLICATIONS FOR DUST PRODUCTION IN DEBRIS DISKS
S. Takasawa(Kobe University), Taku Takeuchi(University of California, Santa Cruz), Toshihiko Kadono(The University of Osaka), M. Setoh(Kobe University), Masahiko Arakawa(Kobe University), Tatsuhiro Sakaiya(Osaka Health Science University), Takayoshi Sano(The University of Osaka), Makoto Maeda(Hiroshima University), Yoichiro Hironaka(Institute for Laser Technology), N. Machii(Kobe University), A. Nakamura(Kobe University), Koji Dohi(Nagoya University), Shinsuke Fujioka(Institute for Laser Technology), Yusuke Seto(Kobe University), Kazuyoshi Sangen(Kobe University), S. Ohno(Chiba Institute of Technology), T. Watari(The University of Osaka), K. Otani(The University of Osaka), K. Shigemori(The University of Osaka)
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