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Paper Citation Record · LEDGER
The Turbulent Support (TS) and Global Hierarchical Collapse (GHC) models for molecular clouds compared. Differences, convergence, and myths
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G321.93-0.01: A Rare Site of Multiple Hub-Filament Systems with Evidence of Collision and Merging of Filaments cites this paper.
G321.93-0.01: A Rare Site of Multiple Hub-Filament Systems with Evidence of Collision and Merging of Filaments The Turbulent Support (TS) and Global Hierarchical Collapse (GHC) models for molecular clouds compared. Differences, convergence, and myths
Reference 108
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Examining Turbulence in Galactic Molecular Clouds -- I: A Statistical Analysis of Velocity Structures cites this paper.
Examining Turbulence in Galactic Molecular Clouds -- I: A Statistical Analysis of Velocity Structures The Turbulent Support (TS) and Global Hierarchical Collapse (GHC) models for molecular clouds compared. Differences, convergence, and myths
Reference 51
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The Rosetta Stone Project. II. The correlation between star formation efficiency and L/M indicator for the evolutionary stages of star-forming clumps in post-processed radiative magnetohydrodynamics simulations cites this paper.
The Rosetta Stone Project. II. The correlation between star formation efficiency and L/M indicator for the evolutionary stages of star-forming clumps in post-processed radiative magnetohydrodynamics simulations The Turbulent Support (TS) and Global Hierarchical Collapse (GHC) models for molecular clouds compared. Differences, convergence, and myths
Reference 51
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The Rosetta Stone project. III. ALMA synthetic observations of fragmentation in high-mass star-forming clumps cites this paper.
The Rosetta Stone project. III. ALMA synthetic observations of fragmentation in high-mass star-forming clumps The Turbulent Support (TS) and Global Hierarchical Collapse (GHC) models for molecular clouds compared. Differences, convergence, and myths
Reference 95
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The Impact of Radiation Environment on the Evolution and Fragmentation of Protostellar Discs cites this paper.
The Impact of Radiation Environment on the Evolution and Fragmentation of Protostellar Discs The Turbulent Support (TS) and Global Hierarchical Collapse (GHC) models for molecular clouds compared. Differences, convergence, and myths
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Early phases of star formation with SKAO: synchrotron emission from dense starless cores in molecular clouds cites this paper.
Early phases of star formation with SKAO: synchrotron emission from dense starless cores in molecular clouds The Turbulent Support (TS) and Global Hierarchical Collapse (GHC) models for molecular clouds compared. Differences, convergence, and myths
Reference 149
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The ALMA carbon monoxide supernova (ACOS) survey II. Turbulent giant molecular clouds at the positions of core-collapse supernovae cites this paper.
The ALMA carbon monoxide supernova (ACOS) survey II. Turbulent giant molecular clouds at the positions of core-collapse supernovae The Turbulent Support (TS) and Global Hierarchical Collapse (GHC) models for molecular clouds compared. Differences, convergence, and myths
Reference 191
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