Disk-dispersal and planet-formation timescales

@article{Hillenbrand2008DiskdispersalAP,
  title={Disk-dispersal and planet-formation timescales},
  author={L. Hillenbrand},
  journal={Physica Scripta},
  year={2008},
  volume={2008},
  pages={014024}
}
  • L. Hillenbrand
  • Published 2008
  • Physics
  • Physica Scripta
    • Well before the existence of exo-solar systems was confirmed, it was accepted knowledge that most—if not all—stars possess circumstellar material during the first one-to-several million years of their pre-main sequence lives, and thus that these systems commonly have the potential to form planets. Here, I summarize current understanding regarding the evolution of protoplanetary disks. 
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