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Maximum total radial acceleration, [mm s-2] of particleson the equator of the fictitious model asteroids. Each row corresponds to a different asteroid model a) to d) perpendicular model with Prot = 6 h, e) to h) perpendicular model with Prot = 3 h, i) to l) aspect 45° model with Prot = 6 h, and m) to p) aspect 45° model with Prot = 3 h). Each column corresponds to different heliocentric distances. The maximum acceleration is calculated by finding the maximum value along the longitude on the equator for the given asteroid diameter D and particle radius ra. The blue dashed lines and red solid lines indicate olivine and magnetite, respectively. The thickness of the contour increases as the acceleration value increases for fixed contour levels
. Negative (inward) accelerations are not drawn.
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