The restitution coefficient for colliding ice particles in Saturn's rings

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Fractures (Materials), Ice, Particle Collisions, Saturn Rings, Astronomical Models, Inelastic Collisions, Kinetic Energy

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Mutual collisions of the particles in Saturn's rings will coat the ice with a friable, pulverized layer several millimeters thick, protecting the underlying material from further fracture. On a simple impact model, analytic expressions for the restitution coefficient q as a function of the collision velocity are derived for smooth particles and for particles with a friable ice coating of different thicknesses.

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