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1. Physics and Astronomy › Astrophysics and Star Formation Studies

   Discovery of carbon monoxide emission from five debris disks around young A-type stars

   Moór, Ábrahám, Kóspál et al. · Astronomy and Astrophysics · 2025

   ALMA observations of twelve dust-rich debris disks around young intermediate-mass stars found CO gas in five, and the authors then examined how CO detection relates to stellar luminosity and collisions.

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   1. UncheckedCombining their results with other studies, the authors conclude CO gas is detected more often in debris disks around brighter A-type stars than around fainter stars.“By combining our results with those of other studies we concluded, in agreement with previous findings, that the detection rate of CO gas is significantly higher for disks around stars with $6.5~L_\odot<L_*<21.9~L_\odot$ ($\sim$A8$-$A0 spectral type) than for disks around less luminous stars ($0.18…”