Transition from the dusty plasma state to the planetesimal state of the early solar system

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Galactic Evolution, Planetary Temperature, Plasma-Particle Interactions, Protoplanets, Saturn Rings, Signal Distortion, Cusps, Plasma Density, Radiative Heat Transfer

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The agreement to within a few percent between the theoretically predicted cosmogonic shadow effect and observations of large scale structures of the Saturnian rings and the asteroidal region is discussed. Although the theory has to be modified, its observationally confirmed core remains valid. A transformation from the fixed coordinate system to a system which corotates with the plasma shows that in the latter system the orbits of the condensed particles contain a number of cusps where the condensed material is focused and stays for a comparatively long time. As a result, radiative cooling decreases the temperature, possibly by one or several orders of magnitude. This makes the cusps form small cold high density regions in a plasma, the major part of which is hot and dilute.

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