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THE SCALING OF IMPACT PROCESSES IN PLANETARY SCIENCES

Current approaches to scaling laws for planetary impact processes are reviewed. Only the simplest concepts and first-order theories that are the most determined are presented. Experimental, analytical, and calculative approaches to determining scaling laws are examined, including the advantages and deficiencies of each.

K. Holsapple

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