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Small Bodies in Planetary Systems (Hardcover, 2009 ed.)
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Small Bodies in Planetary Systems (Hardcover, 2009 ed.)
Series: Lecture Notes in Physics, 758
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The small bodies in planetary systems are indicative of the
material evo- tion, the dynamical evolution, and the presence of
planets in a system. Recent
astronomicalresearch,spaceresearch,laboratoryresearch,andnumericals-
ulationsbroughtawealthofnewandexciting?ndingsonextra-solarplanetary
systems and on asteroids, comets, meteoroids, dust, and
trans-Neptunian - jects in the solar system. Progress in
astronomical instrumentation led to the discovery and investigation
of small bodies in the outer solar system and to observations of
cosmic dust in debris disks of extra-solar planetary systems. Space
research allowed for close studies of some of the small solar
system bodies from spacecraft. This lecture series is intended as
an introduction to the latest research results and to the key
issues of future research. The ch- ters are mainly based on
lectures given during a recent research school and on research
activities within the 21st Century COE Program "Origin and
Evolution of Planetary Systems" at Kobe University, Japan. In Chap.
1, Taku Takeuchi discusses the evolution of gas and dust from
protoplanetary disks to planetary disks. Using a simple model, he
studies v- cous evolution and photoevaporation as possible
mechanisms of gas dispersal. He further considers how the dust
grows into planetesimals. Motion of dust particles induced by gas
drag is described, and then using a simple analytic model, the dust
growth timescale is discussed.
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