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Evolution and lifetime of transient clumps in the turbulent interstellar medium
D. Falceta-Goncalves, A. Lazarian
Published 2011-04-11Version 1
We study the evolution of dense clumps and provide argument that the existence of the clumps is not limited by the crossing time of the clump. We claim that the lifetimes of the clumps are determined by the turbulent motions on larger scale and predict the correlation of the clump lifetime and its column density. We use numerical simulations and successfully test this relation. In addition, we study the morphological asymmetry and the magnetization of the clumps as a function of their masses.
Comments: accepted for publication by ApJ
Categories: astro-ph.GA
Keywords: turbulent interstellar medium, transient clumps, dense clumps, turbulent motions, larger scale
Tags: journal article
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