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- W2138521688 abstract "Narrow dust rings observedaround some young stars (e.g., HR 4796A) need to be confined. We present a possible explanation for the formation and confinement of such rings in optically thin circumstellar disks, without invoking shepherding planets. If an enhancement of dust grains (e.g., due to a catastrophic collision) occurs somewhere in the disk, photoelectric emission from the grains can heat the gas to temperatures well above that of the dust. The gas orbits with super (sub)-Keplerian speeds inward (outward) of the associated pressure maximum. This tends to concentrate the grains into a narrow region. The rise in dust density leads to further heating and a stronger concentration of grains. A narrow dust ring forms as a result of this instability.We show that this mechanism not only operates around early-type stars that have high UV fluxes, but also around stars with spectral types as late as K. This implies that this process is generic and may have occurred during the lifetime of each circumstellar disk. We examine the stringent upper limit on the H2 column density in the HR 4796A disk and find it to be compatible with the presence of a significant amount of hydrogen gas in the disk. We also compute the O i and C ii infrared line fluxes expected from variousdebrisdisksandshowthatthesewillbeeasilydetectablebytheupcomingHerschelmission.Herschelwillbe instrumental in detecting and characterizing gas in these disks. Subject headingg: circumstellar matter — hydrodynamics — infrared: stars — instabilities Online material: color figuresONLINE MATERIALCOLOR FIGURES" @default.
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- W2138521688 title "Formation of Narrow Dust Rings in Circumstellar Debris Disks" @default.
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