Forming Binary Near-Earth Asteroids From Tidal Disruptions
Forming Binary Near-Earth Asteroids From Tidal Disruptions
Forming Binary Near-Earth Asteroids From Tidal Disruptions
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Figure 2.5: Normalized probability of binaries formed versus the mass of the largestremnant divided by the mass of the progenitor. The vertical lines separate the disruptionsinto defined classes, with S-class being most disruptive, followed by B-class and M-class(Richardson et al. 1998). The percentages represent the total number of binaries in eachclass36