The formation of asteroid satellites in large impacts: results from numerical simulations
Authors:
- Daniel D DurdaDDDaniel D Durda
- William F BottkeWBWilliam F Bottke
- Brian L EnkeBEBrian L Enke
- William J MerlineWMWilliam J Merline
- Erik AsphaugEAErik Asphaug
- Derek C RichardsonDRDerek C Richardson
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