We studied the particle growth in a protoplanetary disk in a high-ionization environment and found that icy planet formation is inactive for a disk with an ionization rate 100 times higher than that of the present Sol...We studied the particle growth in a protoplanetary disk in a high-ionization environment and found that icy planet formation is inactive for a disk with an ionization rate 100 times higher than that of the present Solar System. In particular, in the case of M 〈 10^（-7.4）M_☉yr^（-1）, only rocky planet formation occurs. In such a case, all the solid materials in the disk drift inward, eventually reach the inner MRI front,and accumulate there. They form a dense, thin sub-disk of solid particles, which undergoes gravitational instability to form rocky planetesimals. The planetesimals rapidly grow into a planet through pebble accretion. Consequently, rocky planets tend to be much larger than planets formed through other regimes（tandem planet formation regime and dispersed planet formation regime）, in which icy planet formation actively takes place. These rocky planets may evolve into hot Jupiters if they grow fast enough to the critical core mass of the runaway gas accretion before the dispersal of the disk gas, or they may evolve into super-Earths if the gas dispersed sufficiently early.展开更多
We present a new united theory of planet formation,which includes magneto-rotational instability（MRl） and porous aggregation of solid particles in a consistent way.We show that the ＂tandem planet formation＂ regime...We present a new united theory of planet formation,which includes magneto-rotational instability（MRl） and porous aggregation of solid particles in a consistent way.We show that the ＂tandem planet formation＂ regime is likely to result in solar system-like planetary systems.In the tandem planet formation regime,planetesimals form at two distinct sites：the outer and inner edges of the MRl suppressed region.The former is likely to be the source of the outer gas giants,and the latter is the source for the inner volatile-free rocky planets.Our study spans disks with a various range of accretion rates,and we find that tandem planet formation can occur for M = 10^7.3- 10^-6.9Myr^-1.The rocky planets form between 0.4-2 AU,while the icy planets form between 6-30 All;no planets form in 2-6 AU region for any accretion rate.This is consistent with the gap in the solid component distribution in the solar system,which has only a relatively small Mars and a very small amount of material in the main asteroid belt from 2-6 AU.The tandem regime is consistent with the idea that the Earth was initially formed as a completely volatile-free planet.Water and other volatile elements came later through the accretion of icy material by occasional inward scattering from the outer regions.Reactions between reductive minerals,such as schreibersite（Fe-jP）,and water are essential to supply energy and nutrients for primitive life on Earth.展开更多
In the tandem planet formation regime,planets form at two distinct sites where solid particles are densely accumulated due to the on/off state of the magnetorotational instability（MRI）.We found that tandem planet fo...In the tandem planet formation regime,planets form at two distinct sites where solid particles are densely accumulated due to the on/off state of the magnetorotational instability（MRI）.We found that tandem planet formation can reproduce the solid component distribution of the Solar System and tends to produce a smaller number of large planets through continuous pebble flow into the planet formation sites.In the present paper,we investigate the dependence of tandem planet formation on the vertical magnetic field of the protoplanetary disk.We calculated two cases of BZ 3.4 × 10^-3 G and BZ = 3.4 × 10^-5 G at 100 AU as well as the canonical case of BZ = 3.4 × 10^-4 G.We found that tandem planet formation holds up well in the case of the strong magnetic field（BZ 3.4 × 10^-3 G）.On the other hand,in the case of a weak magnetic field（BZ= 3.4 × 10^-5 G） at 100 AU,a new regime of planetary growth is realized：the planets grow independently at different places in the dispersed area of the MRl-suppressed region of r-8-30 AU at a lower accretion rate of M 〈 10^-7.4M⊙yr^-1.We call this the ＂dispersed planet formation＂ regime.This may lead to a system with a larger number of smaller planets that gain high eccentricity through mutual collisions.展开更多
基金partly supported by Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research on Innovative Areas Number 26106006
文摘We studied the particle growth in a protoplanetary disk in a high-ionization environment and found that icy planet formation is inactive for a disk with an ionization rate 100 times higher than that of the present Solar System. In particular, in the case of M 〈 10^（-7.4）M_☉yr^（-1）, only rocky planet formation occurs. In such a case, all the solid materials in the disk drift inward, eventually reach the inner MRI front,and accumulate there. They form a dense, thin sub-disk of solid particles, which undergoes gravitational instability to form rocky planetesimals. The planetesimals rapidly grow into a planet through pebble accretion. Consequently, rocky planets tend to be much larger than planets formed through other regimes（tandem planet formation regime and dispersed planet formation regime）, in which icy planet formation actively takes place. These rocky planets may evolve into hot Jupiters if they grow fast enough to the critical core mass of the runaway gas accretion before the dispersal of the disk gas, or they may evolve into super-Earths if the gas dispersed sufficiently early.
基金supported by Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research on Innovative Areas Number 26106006
文摘We present a new united theory of planet formation,which includes magneto-rotational instability（MRl） and porous aggregation of solid particles in a consistent way.We show that the ＂tandem planet formation＂ regime is likely to result in solar system-like planetary systems.In the tandem planet formation regime,planetesimals form at two distinct sites：the outer and inner edges of the MRl suppressed region.The former is likely to be the source of the outer gas giants,and the latter is the source for the inner volatile-free rocky planets.Our study spans disks with a various range of accretion rates,and we find that tandem planet formation can occur for M = 10^7.3- 10^-6.9Myr^-1.The rocky planets form between 0.4-2 AU,while the icy planets form between 6-30 All;no planets form in 2-6 AU region for any accretion rate.This is consistent with the gap in the solid component distribution in the solar system,which has only a relatively small Mars and a very small amount of material in the main asteroid belt from 2-6 AU.The tandem regime is consistent with the idea that the Earth was initially formed as a completely volatile-free planet.Water and other volatile elements came later through the accretion of icy material by occasional inward scattering from the outer regions.Reactions between reductive minerals,such as schreibersite（Fe-jP）,and water are essential to supply energy and nutrients for primitive life on Earth.
基金supported by a Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research on Innovative Areas(Grant No.26106006)
文摘In the tandem planet formation regime,planets form at two distinct sites where solid particles are densely accumulated due to the on/off state of the magnetorotational instability（MRI）.We found that tandem planet formation can reproduce the solid component distribution of the Solar System and tends to produce a smaller number of large planets through continuous pebble flow into the planet formation sites.In the present paper,we investigate the dependence of tandem planet formation on the vertical magnetic field of the protoplanetary disk.We calculated two cases of BZ 3.4 × 10^-3 G and BZ = 3.4 × 10^-5 G at 100 AU as well as the canonical case of BZ = 3.4 × 10^-4 G.We found that tandem planet formation holds up well in the case of the strong magnetic field（BZ 3.4 × 10^-3 G）.On the other hand,in the case of a weak magnetic field（BZ= 3.4 × 10^-5 G） at 100 AU,a new regime of planetary growth is realized：the planets grow independently at different places in the dispersed area of the MRl-suppressed region of r-8-30 AU at a lower accretion rate of M 〈 10^-7.4M⊙yr^-1.We call this the ＂dispersed planet formation＂ regime.This may lead to a system with a larger number of smaller planets that gain high eccentricity through mutual collisions.
