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However, protoplanetary disks are usually only around 100 AU in radius, and core accretion models predict giant planet formation to be within 10 AU, where the planets can coalesce quickly enough before the disk evaporates.

Fig. 9 Detection limits of selected core-related arrivals needed to determine core radius and outer core structure.

Here, the input variables include: number of rubber layers, lead core radius and lead core material properties.

SeBa is a parametrized stellar evolution code providing parameters such as radius, luminosity and core mass as a function of initial mass and time.

In this order of ideas, displacement constraints involving clamped outer radius and rigid core at the inner radius, deriving from the theoretical reference model of Spot Joint Element, are taken into account.

Moreover, S appears in this case to be a smooth correction factor (≠ 1 in general) with meaningful values which can be used to determine the effective radius and the core volume of the scattering particles (large wavelengths) and give insights into the surface roughness (small wavelengths).

Yet, in many instances, it is the hydrodynamic radius and overall core and shell properties that are of interest.

The core changes which were made to achieve a four-fold increase in irradiation capacity includes the introduction of a second enrichment zone, an increase in core radius and a decrease in core height.

To compare the radii of halo and core regions obtained from inelastic thermal spike calculations, we fitted our experimental data as shown in Figure 3 to estimate the core and halo radii.

We also evaluate that the core radius and height have an effect on power flattening.

Thus, the shell is more GaAs-like for a smaller core radius and more InGaAs-like for a larger core radius.