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Table 1

Summary of all scenarios.

Scenario name Nemb / Nplan femb Model Arch. Pla-Pla
SPH[01-05]-cJS-pp1 35 / 150 0.7 SPH cJS Yes
SPH[06-10]-cJS-pp0 35 / 150 0.7 SPH cJS No
SPH[11-15]-eJS-pp1 35 / 150 0.7 SPH eJS Yes
SPH[16-20]-eJS-pp0 35 / 150 0.7 SPH eJS No

PM[01-03]-cJS-pp1 35 / 150 0.7 PM cJS Yes
PM[04-06]-cJS-pp0 35 / 150 0.7 PM cJS No
PM[07-09]-eJS-pp1 35 / 150 0.7 PM eJS Yes
PM[10-12]-eJS-pp0 35 / 150 0.7 PM eJS No

EO-SPH[21-25]-cJS 29 / 0 1.0 SPH cJS Yes
EO-SPH[26-30]-eJS 29 / 0 1.0 SPH eJS Yes

EO-PM[13-15]-cJS 29 / 0 1.0 PM cJS N/a
EO-PM[16-18]-eJS 29 / 0 1.0 PM eJS N/a

Notes. Nemb and Nplan are the initial numbers of embryos andplanetesimals. femb gives the mass fraction of the disk in embryos. “SPH” indicates our collision model, while “PM” indicates that all collisions are resolved with perfect merging. “Pla-Pla” indicates whether planetesimal–planetesimal interactions are included (pp1 vs. pp0). The embryo-onlyruns in the lower part of the table are marked by an “EO” prefix.

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