The phrase "inner disk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to astronomy, computer science, or any field discussing layers or components within a larger structure.
Example: "The inner disk of the galaxy contains a higher concentration of stars and gas compared to the outer regions."
Alternatives: "inner layer" or "central disk".
Scientists with the French Atomic Energy Commission and the Institute for Astronomy and Space Physics in Argentina said this black hole, from 6,000 to 9,000 light-years from Earth, might have been created by an exploding star in the inner disk of the Milky Way.
It is a big change from 20 years ago, when a client whom he had told to make a copy of a disk proceeded to cut open its plastic sleeve, put the inner disk on the photocopier and hit the button.
J1011 simply consumed its entire inner disk, leaving a signal that looks just like a normal galaxy.
They are also hardly compatible with predictions from the inner disk precession model.
He says that an inner disk 10 times denser than the one that formed the solar system could easily produce one or more super-Earths.
After the moon had formed at the outer edge of the disk, it stirred up waves in the remaining inner disk.
We summarize phenomenological models that can explain the very high state, with apparently higher disk temperatures and lower inner-disk radii.
The gas and dust will eventually coalesce into a doughnut-shaped envelope that encircles an inner rotating disk.
The re-heating interval is significantly shorter than the spin periods known on T Tauri stars (2 3 days at minimum), but comparable to the Keplerian rotation period of inner accretion disk at a distance of r − 5 R⊙ (M/M⊙ 1.5.
"Therefore, they must be produced by a hidden structure placed very close to the black hole, in the inner accretion disk".
The X-rays are produced as lower energy photons in the thin inner accretion disk, then given more energy through Compton scattering with very high temperature electrons in a geometrically thicker, but nearly transparent corona enveloping it, as well as by some further reflection from the surface of the thin disk.
