Orbital evolution of protoplanets and changes in core density deficit and water content in atmosphere for (a) Case No.6, (b) No.7, (c) No.11, (d) No.12 (see Table 2). We show
Orbital evolution of protoplanets and changes in core density deficit and water content in atmosphere for (a) Case No.6, (b) No.7, (c) No.11, (d) No.12 (see Table 2). We show
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