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On the wake generated by a planet in a disc

A planet of low mass orbiting in a two-dimensional gaseous disc generates a one-armed spiral wake. We explain this phenomenon as the result of constructive interference between wave modes in the disc, somewhat similar tothe Kelvin wedge produced in the wake of a ship. The same feature is not expected in a three-dimensional disc with thermal stratification.

Cambridge | Space Telescope Science Institute | G. I. Ogilvie | S. H. Lubow Institute of Astronomy

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