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Finson–Probstein model

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The Finson–Probstein model follows cometary dust after release with negligible ejection speed under stellar gravity reduced by radiation pressure. A grid of synchrones and syndynes organizes the resulting dust-tail morphology.
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A synchrone is the locus, at one observation time, of grains released at the same time with different radiation-pressure coefficients.

Syndyne

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Finson–Probstein model
A syndyne is the locus, at one observation time, of grains with the same radiation-pressure coefficient released at different times.

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