Развитие теории численного моделирования молекулярного состава межзвездной среды
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В диссертации впервые исследовано влияние неопределенностей констант скоростей химических реакций на результаты астрохимического моделирования протозвездных облаков и протопланетных дисков. Выявлена зависимость величины дисперсии модельных обилий молекул от их сложности. Показано, что для большинства наблюдаемых молекул величина ошибки модельных обилий сопоставима с точностью наблюдательных… Читать ещё >
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