Morris Podolak

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Ravit HelledInstitute for Computational Science, Center for Theoretical Astrophysics & Cosmology, University ofVerified email at physik.uzh.ch
Yuval GreenzweigIntel CorporationVerified email at intel.com
David StevensonProfessor of Planetary Sciences, CaltechVerified email at gps.caltech.edu
Mark MarleyNASA Ames Research CenterVerified email at nasa.gov
Alan BossCarnegie Institution for ScienceVerified email at carnegiescience.edu
Amit LeviResearch Associate, Astronomy Department, Harvard UniversityVerified email at cfa.harvard.edu
Allona VazanAstrophysics Research Center (ARCO), Department of Natural Sciences, The Open University of IsraelVerified email at openu.ac.il
Dimitar SasselovPhillips Professor of Astronomy, Harvard UniversityVerified email at cfa.harvard.edu
Naor MovshovitzDepartment of Astronomy and Astrophysics, University of California, Santa CruzVerified email at ucsc.edu
Conel M. O'D. AlexanderDTM, Carnegie Institution of WashingtonVerified email at carnegiescience.edu
Lucio MayerProfessor of Theoretical and Computational Astrophysics, Director Inst. for Computational ScienceVerified email at physik.uzh.ch
Shay ZuckerProfessor, Tel Aviv UniversityVerified email at tauex.tau.ac.il
Gennaro D'AngeloLos Alamos National LaboratoryVerified email at lanl.gov
Nathan KleeorinProfessor of Physics, Ben-Gurion University of the NegevVerified email at bgu.ac.il
Tov Elperinben-gurion university of the negevVerified email at bgu.ac.il
Scott KenyonSenior Scientist, Smithsonian Astrophysical ObservatoryVerified email at cfa.harvard.edu
Brian BerkowitzWeizmann Institute of ScienceVerified email at weizmann.ac.il
Vincenzo Della CorteInaf- IAPS, Roma ItalyVerified email at inaf.it
William I. NewmanProfessor of Earth, Planetary, & Space Sciences, Physics & Astronomy, and Mathematics, UCLAVerified email at ucla.edu
Lozovsky MichaelTel Aviv UniversityVerified email at physik.uzh.ch

Morris Podolak

Professor of Planetary Science, Tel Aviv University

Verified email at post.tau.ac.il

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Formation of the giant planets by concurrent accretion of solids and gas JB Pollack, O Hubickyj, P Bodenheimer, JJ Lissauer, M Podolak, ... icarus 124 (1), 62-85, 1996	3109	1996
On the location of the snow line in a protoplanetary disk M Lecar, M Podolak, D Sasselov, E Chiang The Astrophysical Journal 640 (2), 1115, 2006	237	2006
Modeling the structure and activity of comet nuclei D Prialnik, J Benkhoff, M Podolak Comets II 1, 359-387, 2004	190	2004
Interior models of Uranus and Neptune R Helled, JD Anderson, M Podolak, G Schubert The Astrophysical Journal 726 (1), 15, 2010	178	2010
Formation of Jupiter using opacities based on detailed grain physics N Movshovitz, P Bodenheimer, M Podolak, JJ Lissauer Icarus 209 (2), 616-624, 2010	158	2010
Interactions of planetesimals with protoplanetary atmospheres M Podolak, JB Pollack, RT Reynolds Icarus 73 (1), 163-179, 1988	154	1988
Giant planet formation, evolution, and internal structure R Helled, P Bodenheimer, M Podolak, A Boley, F Meru, S Nayakshin, ... arXiv preprint arXiv:1311.1142, 2013	132	2013
Models of the giant planets M Podolak, AGW Cameron Icarus 22 (2), 123-148, 1974	130	1974
Comparative models of Uranus and Neptune M Podolak, A Weizman, M Marley Planetary and Space Science 43 (12), 1517-1522, 1995	115	1995
Protostars and Planets VI R Helled, P Bodenheimer, M Podolak arXiv preprint arXiv:1311.1142, 2014	108	2014
The contribution of small grains to the opacity of protoplanetary atmospheres M Podolak Icarus 165 (2), 428-437, 2003	108	2003
The interior of Neptune WB Hubbard, M Podolak, DJ Stevenson Neptune and Triton 109, 1995	105	1995
Evaporation from a porous cometary nucleus Y Mekler, D Prialnik, M Podolak The Astrophysical Journal 356, 682-686, 1990	92	1990
Radiogenic heating of comets by Al-26 and implications for their time of formation D Prialnik, A Bar-Nun, M Podolak The Astrophysical Journal 319, 993-1002, 1987	90	1987
Models of Uranus' interior and magnetic field. M Podolak, WB Hubbard, DJ Stevenson Uranus, 29-61, 1991	88	1991
Further investigations of random models of Uranus and Neptune M Podolak, JI Podolak, MS Marley Planetary and Space Science 48 (2-3), 143-151, 2000	86	2000
The photochemistry of hydrocarbons in Titan's atmosphere A Bar-nun, M Podolak Icarus 38 (1), 115-122, 1979	86	1979
Monte Carlo modeling of the thermal conductivity of porous cometary ice Y Shoshany, D Prialnik, M Podolak Icarus 157 (1), 219-227, 2002	85	2002
Planetesimal dissolution in the envelopes of the forming, giant planets JB Pollack, M Podolak, P Bodenheimer, B Christofferson Icarus 67 (3), 409-443, 1986	76	1986
The opacity of grains in protoplanetary atmospheres N Movshovitz, M Podolak Icarus 194 (1), 368-378, 2008	74	2008

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