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Fig. 8

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Evolution in time of the inclination i and the ascending node longitude Ω for two different Type-F particles of the same simulation. The semimajor axis and eccentricity of the surviving giant planet are a = 0.95 au and e = 0.73, while the post IE orbital parameters of the test particles are a1 = 47.84 au, e1 = 0.86, i1 = 80.2°, ω1 = 178.37°, Ω1 = 49.2° (top panel), and a2 = 124.95 au, e2 = 0.96, i2 = 34.27°, ω2 = 285°, and Ω2 = 231.79° (bottom panel). It is worth noting that the libration periods associated to i and Ω are equivalent and the oscillations of both angles are out of phase by a quarter period.

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