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Planetary Sciences

De Pater, Imke Lissauer, Jack Jonathan
Cambridge Univ Pr (2001/12 出版)

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ISBN: 9780521482196
DDC分類: 559.92
Source: ENG
Academic Descriptors: A52702530

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Source: ENG
Academic Descriptors: A52702530
Publishers: University Press
Place of Publication: Great Britain
Language of Publication: English
Edition: First
Physical Format: Hardbound
Textual Format: Textbooks,Lower Level
Academic Level: Undergraduate

Book Data Full Description
This volume explains the wide variety of physical, chemical and geological processes that govern the motions and properties of planets, adding to the ever-increasing body of knowledge facilitated by the technologies of the "Space Age".
The "Space Age", with lunar missions and interplanetary probes, has revolutionized our understanding of the Solar System. Planets and large moons have become familiar worlds, with a diverse range of properties. Large numbers of asteroids, comets and small moons have now been discovered, and many of these objects studied in detail. As a result, our understanding of the process of star and planet formation is increasing all the time. This book presents a comprehensive coverage of this expanding field at a level appropriate for graduate students and researchers in the physical sciences. It explains the wide variety of physical, chemical and geological processes that govern the motions and properties of planets. Observations of the planets, moons, asteroids comets and planetary rings in our Solar System, as well as extrasolar planets, are described, and the process of planetary formation is discussed.

(Contents List)
Part I. Introductionproperties; 1.3 Formation of the solar system; Part II. Dynamics: 2.1 The 2-body problem; 2.2 The 3-body problem; 2.3 Planetary perturbations and resonances; 2.4 Long-term stability of planetary orbits; 2.5 Orbits about an oblate planet; 2.6 Tides; 2.7 Dissipative forces and the orbits of small bodies; Part III. Solar Heating and Energy Transport: 3.1 Energy balance and temperatures; 3.2 Energy transport; Part IV. Planetary Atmospheres: 4.1 Density and scale height; 4.2 Thermal structure; 4.3 Atmospheric composition; 4.4 Clouds; 4.5 Meteorology; 4.6 Photochemistry; 4.7 Molecular and eddy diffusion; 4.8 Atmospheric escape; 4.9 Evolution of terrestrial planet atmospheres and climate; Part V. Planetary Surfaces: 5.1 Mineralogy and petrology; 5.2 Crystallization of a magma; 5.3 Surface morphology; 5.4 Impact cratering; 5.5 Surface geology of individual bodies; Part VI. Planetary Interiors: 6.1 Modelling and the interior structure of a planet; 6.2 Seismic tomography and the Earth's interior; 6.3 Interior structure of other terrestrial bodies; 6.4 Interior structure of the giant planets; Part VII. Planetary Magnetospheres and the Interplanetary Medium: 7.1 The interplanetary medium; 7.2 Magnetic field configuration: mathematical description; 7.3 Magnetospheric plasma and the particle motions; 7.4 Magnetospheres of the individual bodies; 7.5 Radio emissions, 7.6 Waves in magnetospheres; 7.7 Generation of magnetic fields: Part VIII. Meteorites: 8.1 Basic classification and fall statistics; 8.2 Source regions; 8.3 Fall phenomena: atmospheric entry to impact; 8.4 Chemical and isotopic fractionation; 8.5 Radiometric dating; 8.6 Physical characteristics of chondrites; 8.7 Meteorite clues to the formation of the solar system; Part IX. Asteroids: 9.1 Orbits; 9.2 Size distribution and collisional evolution; 9.3 Observing techniques; 9.4 Surface composition; 9.5 Surface structure; 9.6 Origin and evolution of the asteroid belt; Part X. Comets: 10.1 Nomenclature; 10.2 Cometary orbits and comet reservoirs; 10.3 Gaseous coma; 10.4 Dust; 10.5 Magnetosphere; 10.6 Nucleus; 10.7 Comet formation and the constraints on the theories of the solar system formation; 10.8 Future; Part XI. Planetary Rings: 11.1 Tidal forces and Roche's limit; 11.2 Flattening and spreading of rings; 11.3 Observations of planetary rings; 11.4 Ring-moon interactions; 11.5 Physics of dust rings; 11.6 Meteoroid bombardment of planetary rings; 11.7 Origins of planetary rings; 11.8 Summary. (Part contents)

Baker&Taylor Table of Contents
Preface                                            xv
Color Plates                                       xvii
  Introduction                                     1   (18)
    Inventory of the Solar System                  1   (4)
      Giant Planets                                2   (1)
      Terrestrial Planets and Other `Debris'       2   (1)
      Satellite and Ring Systems                   2   (2)
      Heliosphere                                  4   (1)
    Planetary Properties                           5   (10)
      Orbit                                        5   (2)
      Mass                                         7   (5)
      Size                                         12  (1)
      Rotation                                     12  (1)
      Shape                                        13  (1)
      Temperature                                  13  (1)
      Magnetic Field                               14  (1)
      Surface Composition                          14  (1)
      Surface Structure                            14  (1)
      Atmospheric Structure and Composition        14  (1)
      Planetary Interiors                          15  (1)
    Formation of the Solar System                  15  (4)
      Further Reading                              16  (1)
      Problems                                     17  (2)
  Dynamics                                         19  (26)
    The Two-Body Problem                           19  (3)
      Kepler's Laws of Planetary Motion            19  (1)
      Newton's Laws of Motion and the Universal    19  (1)
      Law of Gravitation
      Elliptical Motion, Orbital Elements, the     20  (1)
      Orbit in Space
      Elliptical, Parabolic and Hyperbolic         21  (1)
      Orbits
      Gravitational Potential                      22  (1)
    The Three-Body Problem                         22  (3)
      Jacobi's Constant and Lagrangian Points      22  (2)
      Horseshoe and Tadpole Orbits                 24  (1)
      Hill Sphere                                  24  (1)
    `Planetary' Perturbations and Resonances       25  (4)
      Perturbed Keplerian Motion                   25  (2)
      Resonances                                   27  (1)
      The Resonance Overlap Criterion and          28  (1)
      Jacobi-Hill Stability
    Long-Term Stability of Planetary Orbits        29  (1)
      Secular Perturbation Theory                  29  (1)
      Chaos and Planetary Motions                  29  (1)
    Orbits About an Oblate Planet                  30  (1)
      Gravitational Potential of an                30  (1)
      Axisymmetric Planet
      Precession of Particle Orbits                31  (1)
    Tides                                          31  (4)
      The Tidal Force and Tidal Bulges             31  (1)
      Tidal Torque                                 32  (3)
    Dissipative Forces and the Orbits of Small     35  (10)
    Bodies
      Radiation Force (micrometer-sized            35  (1)
      particles)
      Poynting-Robertson Drag (centimeter-sized    36  (1)
      grains)
      Yarkovski Effect (meter-kilometer-sized      37  (1)
      objects)
      Corpuscular Drag (submicrometer-sized        37  (1)
      particles)
      Gas Drag                                     38  (1)
      Further Reading                              38  (1)
      Problems                                     39  (6)
  Solar Heating and Energy Transport               45  (20)
    Energy Balance and Temperature                 45  (4)
      Thermal (Blackbody) Radiation                45  (2)
      Temperature                                  47  (2)
    Energy Transport                               49  (10)
      Conduction                                   50  (1)
      Radiation                                    51  (7)
      Convection                                   58  (1)
    Radiative Equilibrium in an Atmosphere         59  (6)
      Thermal Profile                              59  (1)
      Atmosphere Heatd from Below: Greenhouse      60  (1)
      Effect
      Further Reading                              61  (1)
      Problems                                     61  (4)
  Planetary Atmospheres                            65  (72)
    Density and Scale Height                       65  (1)
    Thermal Structure                              65  (7)
      Heat Sources and Transport of Energy         67  (3)
      Observed Thermal Structure                   70  (2)
    Atmospheric Composition                        72  (17)
      Spectra                                      72  (3)
      Line Profiles                                75  (2)
      Observations                                 77  (12)
    Clouds                                         89  (7)
      Wet Adiabatic Lapse Rate                     90  (3)
      Clouds on Earth                              93  (1)
      Clouds on Other Planets                      94  (2)
    Meteorology                                    96  (14)
      Winds Forced by Solar Heating                97  (1)
      Wind Equations                               98  (1)
      Horizontal Winds                             99  (3)
      Storm Systems                                102 (3)
      Observations                                 105 (5)
    Photochemistry                                 110 (15)
      Photodissociation and Recombination          112 (5)
      Photoionization: Ionospheres                 117 (3)
      Electric Currents                            120 (2)
      Airglow and Aurora                           122 (3)
    Molecular and Eddy Diffusion                   125 (2)
      Diffusion                                    125 (1)
      Eddy Diffusion Coefficient                   126 (1)
    Atmospheric Escape                             127 (2)
      Thermal or Jeans Escape                      127 (1)
      Nonthermal Escape                            128 (1)
      Atmospheric Blowoff and Impact Erosion       129 (1)
    Evolution of Terrestrial Planet Atmospheres    129 (8)
    and Climate
      Earth                                        130 (1)
      Mars                                         131 (1)
      Venus                                        132 (1)
      Further Reading                              132 (1)
      Problems                                     133 (4)
  Planetary Surfaces                               137 (75)
    Mineralogy and Petrology                       138 (6)
      Minerals                                     138 (2)
      Rocks                                        140 (4)
    Crystallization of a Magma                     144 (5)
      Phases of the Magma                          144 (2)
      Magma                                        146 (3)
    Surface Morphology                             149 (9)
      Gravity and Rotation                         149 (1)
      Tectonics                                    149 (2)
      Volcanism                                    151 (5)
      Atmospheric Effects on Landscape             156 (2)
      Morphology
    Impact Cratering                               158 (20)
      Crater Morphology                            159 (2)
      Crater Formation                             161 (7)
      Impact Modification by Atmospheres           168 (1)
      Spatial Density of Craters                   169 (4)
      The Impact of Comet D/Shoemaker-Levy 9       173 (3)
      with Jupiter
      Dangers of Impacts on Earth and the          176 (2)
      Extinction of the Dinosaurs
    Surface Geology of Individual Bodies           178 (34)
      Moon                                         179 (1)
      Mercury                                      180 (2)
      Venus                                        182 (4)
      Mars                                         186 (7)
      Satellites of Jupiter                        193 (8)
      Satellites of Saturn                         201 (4)
      Satellites of Uranus                         205 (2)
      Satellites of Neptune                        207 (1)
      Pluto and Charon                             208 (1)
      Further Reading                              209 (1)
      Problems                                     209 (3)
  Planetary Interiors                              212 (41)
    Modeling the Interior Structure of a Planet    212 (15)
      Hydrostatic Equilibrium                      213 (1)
      Constituent Relations                        213 (5)
      Equation of State                            218 (1)
      Gravity Field                                219 (4)
      Internal Heat: Sources and Losses            223 (4)
    Seismic Tomography and the Earth's Interior    227 (9)
      Seismology                                   228 (3)
      Interior Structure of the Earth              231 (5)
    Interior Structure of Other Terrestrial        236 (7)
    Bodies and Moons
      Moon                                         236 (2)
      Mercury                                      238 (1)
      Venus                                        238 (1)
      Mars                                         239 (3)
      Solid Bodies in the Outer Solar System       242 (1)
    Interior Structure of the Giant Planets        243 (10)
      Modeling the Giant Planets                   243 (1)
      Interior Structure of Jupiter and Saturn     244 (1)
      Interior Structure of Uranus and Neptune     245 (3)
      Further Reading                              248 (1)
      Problems                                     248 (5)
  Planetary Magnetospheres and the                 253 (54)
  Interplanetary Medium
    The Interplanetary Medium                      253 (9)
      Solar Wind                                   253 (5)
      Maxwell's Equations                          258 (1)
      Magnetohydrodynamics (MHD)                   259 (1)
      Interaction of the Solar Wind with Planets   259 (3)
      Shocks                                       262 (1)
    Magnetic Field Configuration: Mathematical     262 (3)
    Description
      Overview                                     262 (1)
      Dipole Magnetic Field                        263 (1)
      Multipole Expansion of the Magnetic Field    263 (2)
    Magnetospheric Plasma and Particle Motions     265 (9)
      Particle Motions: Adiabatic Invariants       265 (2)
      Drift Motions in a Magnetosphere             267 (3)
      Electric Fields                              270 (2)
      Particle Sources and Sinks                   272 (1)
      Particle Diffusion                           273 (1)
    Magnetospheres of Individual Bodies            274 (15)
      Earth                                        274 (6)
      Mercury                                      280 (1)
      Venus, Mars and the Moon                     280 (3)
      Jupiter                                      283 (5)
      Saturn                                       288 (1)
      Uranus                                       288 (1)
      Neptune                                      289 (1)
    Radio Emissions                                289 (8)
      Low Frequency Radio Emissions                290 (1)
      Synchrotron Radiation                        291 (1)
      Radio Observations                           292 (5)
    Waves in Magnetospheres                        297 (4)
      General Wave Theory (Summary)                297 (2)
      MHD Waves                                    299 (1)
      Plasma Waves                                 300 (1)
    Generation of Magnetic Fields                  301 (6)
      Magnetic Dynamo Theory                       301 (2)
      Variability in Magnetic Fields               303 (1)
      Further Reading                              303 (1)
      Problems                                     304 (3)
  Meteorites                                       307 (24)
    Basic Classification and Fall Statistics       307 (3)
    Source Regions                                 310 (4)
    Fall Phenomena: Atmospheric Entry to Impact    314 (3)
    Chemical and Isotopic Fractionation            317 (1)
      Chemical Separation                          317 (1)
      Isotopic Fractionation                       317 (1)
    Radiometric Dating                             318 (4)
      Radioactive Decay                            318 (1)
      Dating Rocks Containing Radioactive          319 (2)
      Isotopes
      Extinct-Nuclide Dating                       321 (1)
      Interval Between Final Nucleosynthesis       321 (1)
      and Condensation
      Cosmic Ray Exposure Ages                     322 (1)
    Physical Characteristics of Chondrites         322 (1)
    Meteorite Clues to the Formation of the        323 (8)
    Solar System
      Meteorites from Differentiated Bodies        324 (1)
      Primitive Meteorites                         324 (4)
      Further Reading                              328 (1)
      Problems                                     328 (3)
  Asteroids                                        331 (35)
    Orbits                                         331 (4)
    Size Distribution and Collisional Evolution    335 (5)
      Size Distribution                            335 (1)
      Collisions                                   336 (1)
      Rotation                                     337 (1)
      Interplanetary Dust                          338 (2)
    Observing Techniques                           340 (12)
      Radiometry                                   341 (3)
      Photometric Lightcurves                      344 (1)
      Polarimetry                                  344 (2)
      Adaptive Optics                              346 (1)
      Interferometry                               346 (2)
      Radar Observations                           348 (3)
      Determination of an Asteroid's Mass and      351 (1)
      Density
    Surface Composition                            352 (5)
      Asteroid Taxonomy                            352 (4)
      Spatial Distribution of Taxonomic Classes    356 (1)
    Structure                                      357 (4)
      Asteroid Surface Characteristics from        357 (1)
      Disk-Averaged Ground-Based Observations
      Detailed Images of Individual Asteroids      358 (3)
      and Mors's Moons
      Magnetic Fields?                             361 (1)
    Origin and Evolution of the Asteroid Belt      361 (5)
      Further Reading                              362 (1)
      Problems                                     362 (4)
  Comets                                           366 (37)
    Nomenclature                                   366 (2)
    Cometary Orbits and Comet Reservoirs           368 (4)
      Oort Cloud                                   368 (1)
      Kuiper Belt                                  369 (2)
      Nongravitational Forces                      371 (1)
    Gaseous Coma                                   372 (13)
      Solar Heating                                372 (2)
      Outflow of Gas                               374 (1)
      Photodissociation and Chemical Evolution     375 (1)
      Excitation and Emission                      376 (2)
      Composition                                  378 (5)
      X-Ray Emissions                              383 (1)
      Comet Taxonomy                               384 (1)
    Dust                                           385 (4)
      Morphology                                   385 (2)
      Observed Dust Properties                     387 (2)
      Escape of Dust                               389 (1)
    Magnetosphere                                  389 (3)
      Morphology                                   390 (2)
      Plasma Tail                                  392 (1)
    Nucleus                                        392 (5)
      Size, Shape and Albedo                       392 (1)
      Rotation                                     393 (1)
      Splitting and Disruption                     394 (1)
      Surface Properties                           395 (2)
      Chemical Processing of Comets at Large       397 (1)
      Heliocentric Distances
    Comet Formation and Constraints on Theories    397 (2)
    of Solar System Formation
      Where did Comets and Cometary Ices Form?     398 (1)
      Dynamical Constraints                        398 (1)
    Future                                         399 (4)
      Further Reading                              399 (1)
      Problems                                     400 (3)
  Planetary Rings                                  403 (36)
    Tidal Forces and Roche's Limit                 404 (2)
    Flattening and Spreading of Rings              406 (2)
    Observations of Planetary Rings                408 (11)
      Jupiter's Rings                              408 (3)
      Saturn's Rings                               411 (5)
      Uranus's Rings                               416 (3)
      Neptune's Rings                              419 (1)
    Ring-Moon Interactions                         419 (10)
      Resonances                                   419 (2)
      Spiral Density Waves and Spiral Bending      421 (5)
      Waves
      Shepherding                                  426 (2)
      Longitudinal Confinement                     428 (1)
    Physics of Dust Rings                          429 (3)
      Radiation Forces                             430 (1)
      Interactions of Charged Grains with          430 (2)
      Planetary Magnetospheres
      Spokes in Saturn's Rings                     432 (1)
    Meteoroid Bombardment of Planetary Rings       432 (2)
      Accretion of Interplanetary Debris           433 (1)
      Ballistic Transport                          433 (1)
      Mass Supply to Rings from Satellite Ejecta   433 (1)
    Origins of Planetary Rings                     434 (1)
    Summary                                        435 (4)
      Further Reading                              436 (1)
      Problems                                     436 (3)
  Planet Formation                                 439 (37)
    Observational Constraints                      439 (1)
    Nucleosynthesis: A Concise Summary             440 (3)
      Primordial Nucleosynthesis                   440 (1)
      Stellar Nucleosynthesis                      441 (2)
    Star Formation: A Brief Overview               443 (3)
      Molecular Cloud Cores                        443 (1)
      Collapse of Molecular Cloud Cores and        443 (1)
      Star Formation
      Observations of Star Formation               444 (2)
      Observations of Circumstellar Disks          446 (1)
    Evolution of the Solar Nebula: The             446 (7)
    Protoplanetary Disk
      Infall Stage                                 448 (1)
      Internal Dynamical Evolution of the Disk     448 (2)
      Chemistry in the Disk                        450 (2)
      Clearing Stage                               452 (1)
    Condensation and Growth of Solid Bodies        453 (6)
      Timescales for Planetesimal Formation        453 (1)
      Formation of Solid Planetesimals             453 (2)
      Growth from Planetesimals to Planetary       455 (4)
      Embryos
    Formation of the Terrestrial Planets           459 (3)
      Dynamics of the Final Stages of              459 (1)
      Planetesimal Accumulation
      Accretional Heating and Planetary            460 (1)
      Differentation
      Accumulation (and Loss) of Atmospheric       461 (1)
      Volatiles
    Formation of the Giant Planets                 462 (2)
      Gas-Instability Hypothesis (Giant Gaseous    463 (1)
      Protoplanets)
      Core-Instability Hypothesis                  463 (1)
    Planetary Migration                            464 (1)
    Small Bodies in Orbit About the Sun            465 (1)
      Asteroids and Meteorites                     465 (1)
      Comets                                       465 (1)
    Planetary Rotation                             466 (1)
    Origin of Planetary Satellites                 466 (2)
    Confronting Theory with Observations           468 (8)
      Dynamical State of the Solar System          469 (1)
      Composition of Planetary Bodies              470 (1)
      Conclusions                                  470 (1)
      Further Reading                              470 (1)
      Problems                                     471 (5)
  Extrasolar Planets                               476 (11)
    Physics and Sizes of Giant Planets, Brown      476 (2)
    Dwarfs and Low-Mass Stars
    Detecting Extrasolar Planets                   478 (2)
      Pulsar Timing                                478 (1)
      Radial Velocity Measurements                 478 (1)
      Astrometry                                   478 (1)
      Photometric Detection of Transits            479 (1)
      Microlensing                                 479 (1)
      Imaging                                      480 (1)
      Other Techniques                             480 (1)
    Observations of Extrasolar Planets             480 (2)
    Models for the Formation of Planets            482 (1)
    Observed to Orbit Main Sequence Stars Other
    Than the Sun
    Planets and Life                               483 (1)
    SETI                                           484 (1)
    Conclusions                                    484 (3)
      Further Reading                              486 (1)
      Problems                                     486 (1)
Appendix A: List of Symbols Used                   487 (4)
Appendix B: Units, Constants, Conversions          491 (2)
Appendix C: Periodic Table of the Elements         493 (2)
References                                         495 (14)
Index                                              509

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