Capture of dusts from hypervelocity collision of planetary materials: Implication for dust size distribution in debris discs
S. Takasawa(Kobe University), Kazuyoshi Sangen(Kobe University), Toshihiko Kadono(The University of Osaka), Masahiko Arakawa(Kobe University), K. Shigemori, Tatsuhiro Sakaiya(Osaka Health Science University), Takayoshi Sano(The University of Osaka), Yoichiro Hironaka(Institute for Laser Technology), A. Nakamura(Kobe University), Shinsuke Fujioka(Institute for Laser Technology), Yusuke Seto(Kobe University), Hirotsugu Dohi, Taku Takeuchi(University of California, Santa Cruz), Makoto Maeda, Sohsuke Ohno(Chiba Institute of Technology), T. Watari(The University of Osaka)
Bulletin of the American Physical Society
June 27, 2011
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