Evolution of ejecta in the (65803) Didymos system driven by the fast-spin primary - Stability conditions, mass transfer, and orbiting disk

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Fig. 9

Snapshots of orbiting particles from simulations S₃₁ and S₅₂ after six months. The left column shows the edge-on view, and the right column presents the view from the north pole. The particles are color-coded according to their size. The black dot represents Didymos, and the black circumference indicates the Dimorphos orbit.

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