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Vertically-integrated dust density distribution as a function of particle size for a disc with a gap carved by a 100 M⊕ planet at 10 au (upper panels) compared to a smooth disc (lower panels). In the model shown here, the disc viscosity is set to αvisc = 10−3 and the local turbulence to δturb = 3.2 × 10−4. The colour bar indicates the surface density of dust in a given size range at a given radius. The three panels represent different times of the simulation (t = 0.2 Myr, t = 1 Myr, and t = 5 Myr). The black contours show different values of the Stokes number (St = [10−3, 10−2, 10−1, 100]) for visual guidance.
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