Wladimir Lyra
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Wladimir Lyra is an Associate Professor at New Mexico State University, USA. His research spans a variety of areas including planetary migration, stellar dynamics, and atmospheric chemistry, with recent articles focusing on topics such as wave interference in planet migration, retrograde nuclear cluster orbits, and the growth from planetesimals to planets. He aims to advance understanding in the fields of astrophysics and planetary science through both theoretical and computational studies.
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Dynamical instabilities in the aid of planet formation in circumstellar disks
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Layered accretion, vortex excitation, and planet formation in circumstellar disks
Open Date: 2010-09-01
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Dynamical instabilities in the aid of planet formation in circumstellar disks
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Origin of hot Super-Earths and the vortex-assisted mode of planet formation.
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Explaining the density dichotomy of Kuiper belt objects with ice and silicate streaming instability
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Collaborators (6)
Anders Johansen
Københavns Universitet
Syeda Sadika Nasim
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Montana State University
Motohide TAMURA
特任教授/Project Professor
自然科学研究機構アストロバイオロジーセンター/National Institutes of Natural Sciences, Astrobiology Center
Ondřej Chrenko
Charles University
Chao-Chin Yang
Assistant Professor
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P. B. Rimmer
University of Cambridge
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