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Lecture notes on the formation and early evolution of planetary systems by Philip J. Armitage (2007, version 1, astro-ph/0701485)

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The cited version has explicit sections on disk structure and dispersal, condensation, radial drift, gravitational focusing, isolation and giant-planet formation. Version and section locators are specified when cited; later versions have different pagination.

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