New simulations show that interactions with a magnetic field can work to decrease the distance between still forming binary ...
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Supercomputer models suggest magnetic fields explain how binary stars form so fast
Astrophysicist Tomoaki Matsumoto and collaborators have used three-dimensional magnetohydrodynamic supercomputer simulations to show that magnetic fields can drive young binary star systems to tighten ...
Video simulation of binary star. The binary star system, NGC 1333-IRAS2A, is surrounded by a disc consisting of gas and dust. Notably, the movement of gas and dust does not follow a continuous pattern ...
NAOJ ATERUI III simulations show magnetic fields strip angular momentum from forming protostar pairs at up to 0.7 percent per ...
SAN JOSE, Calif. — InnoLogic Systems Inc. is calling its ESP-BV the first commercial hierarchical Verilog simulator, a binary simulator that uses the company's “hierarchical compression” technology.
Volume rendering of density in a simulation of a binary neutron star merger. New research shows that neutrinos created in the hot interface between the merging stars can be briefly trapped and remain ...
Simulations show magnetic fields can remove angular momentum from forming protostars, helping binary star systems form within ...
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