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Fig. 4

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Azimuthally-averaged radial surface density profiles at different times for nominal disc mass (M) simulations with a Jupiter-mass planet at 5.2 au. Left panel: same as the left panel of Fig. 3 for simulation M2D, except that the scale on the y-axis is logarithmic, to appreciate the gap’s depth and its evolution with time. Right panel: same for the M3D simulation. The gaps in 2D and 3D inviscid discs (with adiabatic EoS and a cooling timescale equal to one planet’s orbital period) appear very different; see text for discussion.

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