Thermally Induced Chemistry of Meteoritic Complex Organic Molecules: A New Heat-Diffusion Model for the Atmospheric Entry of Meteorites

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Christopher N. Shingledecker

submitted on 16 Dec 2014
arXiv:1412.5134v1

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