2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.pss.2006.06.001
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Gravitationally unstable protoplanetary disks

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“…The gravitational instability can create the protoplanet very rapidly, on dynamical (orbital) time‐scales ∼10 4 yr, provided that the disc‐cooling time is similarly shot (Rice, Lodato & Armitage 2005; Clarke, Harper‐Clark & Lodato 2007: Griv 2007). The instability can give rise to torques that can help to clear cooled discs around stars on time‐scales of ∼10 6 yr (Griv 2006, 2007; Griv, Liverts & Mond 2008), in accord with astronomical requirements (Greaves 2005; Hillenbrand 2008).…”
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“…The gravitational instability can create the protoplanet very rapidly, on dynamical (orbital) time‐scales ∼10 4 yr, provided that the disc‐cooling time is similarly shot (Rice, Lodato & Armitage 2005; Clarke, Harper‐Clark & Lodato 2007: Griv 2007). The instability can give rise to torques that can help to clear cooled discs around stars on time‐scales of ∼10 6 yr (Griv 2006, 2007; Griv, Liverts & Mond 2008), in accord with astronomical requirements (Greaves 2005; Hillenbrand 2008).…”
Section: The Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An infinitesimally thin, spatially homogeneous, isothermal and non‐self‐gravitating fluid annulus in equilibrium is considered, whose evolution is described by the momentum and continuity equations. As we only consider the two‐dimensional coplanar orbits, the equations of motion are similar to the ones used in Goldreich & Tremaine (1982), Meyer‐Vernet & Sicardy (1987), Griv (2006, 2007) and Griv et al (2008). The linearized equations of motion read (written with respect to a rotating frame with angular velocity Ω Nep ) where v r , v ϕ and Σ 1 are, respectively, the perturbations of the radial velocity, azimuthal velocity and surface density of the proto‐KBO subsystem, Σ=Σ 0 +Σ 1 ( r , t ), Σ 0 is the equilibrium surface density, |Σ 1 /Σ 0 | ≪ 1, c s is the local speed of sound, ω * = m (Ω−Ω Nep ), Ω( r ) is the angular velocity at a distance r from the Sun and Ω Nep = ( M Sun G / r 3 ) 1/2 .…”
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