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NA-TW joint ALMA workshop 2025
New ALMA windows on the universe - Band 1 and the future WSU

June 16(Mon)-19(Thu), 2025
ASIAA Auditorium, Taipei, Taiwan

Poster Presentation

Modeling Streamer Structures in Collapsing Prestallar Cores

Author(s): Tsung-Han Chuang (NTNU), Travis J. Thieme (ASIAA), Yueh-Ning Lee (NTNU; NCTS; IPGP)

Presenter: Tsung-Han Chuang (National Taiwan Normal University)

Streamers have been observed with high-resolution ALMA observations around many protoplanetary disks undergoing formation. They have been suggested to dominate the mass accretion budget from the collapsing prestellar core. Understanding the formation of streamers is there for important for explaining how protoplanetary disks receive mass from the envelope. We propose a model to explain the formation of streamer structures by considering density enhancements due to gravitational instability. We test our model against sources where streamers have been detected (ex. Per-emb-2 and Per-emb-50 observed with NOEMA) and fit for model parameters. This allows us to gain deeper insights into the physical origin of streamers and their role in mass transport from the core to the disk. In the future, the model can be applied to analyze many archival data that show signs of streamers.

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