nkysdb: 共著者関連データベース
NAKAMOTO Taishi 様の 共著関連データベース
+(A list of literatures under single or joint authorship with "NAKAMOTO Taishi")
共著回数と共著者名 (a list of the joint author(s))
17: NAKAMOTO Taishi
3: YASUDA Seiji
2: KITA Noriko T., SUSA Hajime, TACHIBANA Shogo
1: ARAKAWA Sota, HAYASHI Mitsuru R., IIDA Akira, KATO Takaaki, MIIURA Hitoshi, MIURA Hiroshi, NAKAGAWA Yoshitsugu, SEKIYA Minoru, UESUGI Masayuki
発行年とタイトル (Title and year of the issue(s))
1990: Disk Self Gravity Effects on the Time Evolution of the Solar Nebula
1994: Growth of Protoplanetary Disks around Young Stellar Objects
2001: A Shock Heating Model for Chondrule Formation
2002: A Shock Wave Heating Model for Chondrule Formation: Effects of Evaportion and Gas Flows on Silicate Particles
2003: Deformation and internal flow of a chondrule precursor molten sphere in a shocked nebular gas
2004: Inhomogeneous Temperature Distribution in Chondrules in the Shock Wave Heating
2004: Shock Wave Heating Chondrule Formation: Generation of Shock Waves at Upper Region of Solar Nebula by X Ray Flares and Expanding Magnetic Bubbles
2004: Shock Wave Heating Model for Chondrule Formation: Chondrule Formation in a Less Dusty Environment
2005: Chondrule age distribution and rate of heating events for chondrule formation
2005: Thermal history of chondrules during shock wave heating
2006: Compound Chondrule Formation in Shock Wave Heating Model
2006: Maximal size of chondrules in shock wave heating model: Stripping of liquid surface in a hypersonic rarefied gas flow
2006: Possible maximum size of porphyritic chondrules in the shock wave heating model
2006: Shock Wave Heating Model for Chondrule Formation: Relation between External Shapes of Molten Droplets and Non spherical Chondrules
2007: Shock wave heating model for chondrule formation: Hydrodynamic simulation of molten droplets exposed to gas flows
2009: Compound chondrule formation in the shock wave heating model: Three dimensional hydrodynamics simulation of the disruption of a partially molten dust particle
2016: Compound chondrule formation via collision of supercooled droplets