Comet disruption: a statistical approach for the nearly isotropic comets

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Aug 2009

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Journal of the British Astronomical Association, vol.119, no.4, p.203-204

Astronomy and Astrophysics

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Comet disruption is difficult to understand due to the large number of parameters involved in this process. In the present work we would like to find a possible connection between the disruption of cometary nuclei and their orbital parameters. The JPL Small-Body Database2 contains orbital elements for 2461 comets. We have excluded from our analysis comets detected by satellites (such as SOHO and SOLWIND) which leaves 1352 objects.

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