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Summary
Illustration of the power law for the distribution of sizes in the Kuiper Belt. Plotted by a program written by Eurocommuter.
The curve represents the number of objects as a function of their diameter.
- Vertical axis: number of objects
- Horizontal axis: diameter
As illustration, for an object with diameter 4D, there should be 8 objects with diameter 2D and 64 objects with diameter D.
Neglecting smaller order terms, N ~ D - 3
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