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Formation of the Planets and Asteroids: Some Difficulties of Accretion Theories

  • M. M. Komesaroff (a1)
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Figure 1 is a plot of spin angular momentum, J, against mass, m, for some of the main sequence stars, the planets and the asteroids.

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