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Table 1

Summary of important model parameters used in each step of the procedure.

Symbol Quantity two-pop-py MCMax ProDiMo
     
R* Stellar radius 2.086 R 2.086 R
M* Stellar mass 0.70 M 0.70 M 0.70 M
MdiskM* Initial disk mass 0.1
Rtaper Taper radius 100 AU 100 AU
γvisc Viscosity exponent 1
Ngrains Number of dust grains 150 150
amin Minimum dust grain size 10−5 cm 10−5 cm
amax Maximum dust grain size 1.9 × 102 cm
fvac Dust grain porosity (vacuum fraction) 0.25
fmax Maximum hollow volume ratio 0.8
tmax Final timestep 107 yr
αturb Turbulence 10−3 10−3
Rin Inner radius 0.06835 AU 0.07 AU
Rout Outer radius 2000 AU 600 AU
gd Initial gas-to-dust ratio 100
T* Stellar surface temperature 4000 K 4000 K 4000 K
Nrad Number of radial grid points 240 500 240
Nθ Number of azimuthal grid points 150
NZ Number of vertical grid points 160
Ninner Number of radial points near inner rim 100
gasevol Gas evolution true
D Distance of the disk 140 AU 140 AU
i Inclination of the disk 45° 45°
χISM Interstellar radiation field (Draine 1978) 1 1
H0 Gas scale height at 1 AU 0.05012 AU
β Flaring exponent 1.15
scset Self-consistent dust settling true
L* Stellar luminosity 1.0 L
fPAH PAH abundance (relative to ISM) 10−4
fUVL* UV excess 0.01
pUV UV power-law exponent 1.3
ζCR Cosmic ray H2 ionization rate 1.7 × 10−17 s−1
LX-ray X-ray luminosity 1030 erg s−1

Notes.Some parameters, for example the disk mass, are important for two-pop-py, MCMax, and ProDiMo. These parameters are not listed for the subsequent codes because their effects are embedded in the data passed between the codes. The only parameter in this table that is passed through to FLiTs is the disk inclination. Of the two-pop-py parameters in this table, the disk mass and gas-to-dust ratio are only valid for the initial state of the disk. The other parameters in this table are constant in time. The value Ngrains is the number of grain sizes used for the two-pop-py reconstruction of the grain size distribution. The dust is a distribution of hollow spheres, where the maximum fractional volume filled by the central void is 0.8 (Min et al. 2005, 2016). The dust grain mixture in MCMax is 60% amorphous Mg0.7 Fe0.3 Si O3 silicates (Dorschner et al. 1995), 15% amorphous carbon (Zubko et al. 1996), and 25% vacuum. The viscosity helps define the surface density Σg(r), where with a characteristic radius rc = 60 AU (Birnstiel et al. 2012).

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