Planet Population Synthesis¶
Stock, K. (2026). Planet Population Synthesis: The Role of Stellar Encounters.
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- Stellar encounter
- A stellar encounter is a close passage of two or more stars in which their mutual gravity materially perturbs a trajectory, orbiting system, or surrounding reservoir of matter.
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Shows close stellar passages truncate and tilt circumstellar discs, backing the perturbation half of the definition without stating the definition itself.
“An encounter with the disc could truncate the outer edge and also steepens the density profile of the remaining material in the disc (Hall 1997 ), possibly redefining the outskirts of the host disc. The extend of the disc truncation depends on the trajectory of the visiting star relative to the host star.”
- A stellar encounter is a close passage of two or more stars in which their mutual gravity materially perturbs a trajectory, orbiting system, or surrounding reservoir of matter.
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