作者: Vincenzo Zappala , Paolo Farinella , Richard P. Binzel , Alberto Cellino
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关键词: Light curve 、 Younger age 、 Asteroid 、 Amplitude 、 Statistical analysis 、 Astronomy 、 Rotation 、 Planetary Evolution 、 Angular velocity 、 Physics
摘要: An analysis of asteroid rotation rates and light-curve amplitudes disclosed many significant correlations between these parameters diameter, with distinct changes occurring near 125 km, a diameter above which self-gravity may become important. It is suggested that this size range represent division surviving primordial asteroids collisional fragments. A comparison rotational family nonfamily showed the Koronis Eos families exhibit noticeable differences, considered to be due different impact conditions and/or relatively younger age for family.