Table 1
Initial conditions for the Extended and Compact models.
| Model | Disk [au] | Planetary configuration [au] | Time | NEnc | q⋆ [au] |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Extended 1 | 40–1000 | J:5.2, S:9.5, U:19.2, N:30.1 | 20 000 yr | Single | 70–400 |
| Extended N | 40–1000 | J:5.2, S:9.5, U:19.2, N:30.1 | 100 Myr | Multiple | Random |
| Compact 1 | 16–35 | J:5.5, S:8.1, N:11.5, U:14.2 | 20 000 yr | Single | 70–400 |
| Compact N | 16–35 | J:5.5, S:8.1, N:11.5, U:14.2 | 100 Myr | Multiple | Random |
Notes. The first column indicates the model type. The second column lists the initial disk size. The third column shows the initial orbital configuration of the giant planets: Jupiter (J), Saturn (S), Uranus (U), and Neptune (N). The following columns represent the integration time, the number of stellar encounters (NEnc), and the perturber’s distance at closest approach (q⋆).
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