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REBOUND中分化天体之间碰撞的成分追踪

Composition Tracking for Collisions Between Differentiated Bodies in REBOUND

Noah Ferich, Anna C. Childs, Jason H. Steffen

AI总结:

本文提出后处理工具Differentiated Body Composition Tracker,基于50次REBOUND模拟追踪碰撞中核幔物质转移,揭示非均匀核物质分布与巨型撞击可形成富铁行星。

摘要:

以往研究表明,在行星形成后期,行星胚胎与星子之间的撞击往往可以决定组成一个系统中新形成行星的核与幔物质比例。此前研究曾尝试将这些碰撞改变成分的效应纳入行星形成的N体模拟,且通常以后处理代码的形式实现。在本文中,我们提出了Differentiated Body Composition Tracker(分化天体成分追踪器),这是一种新的后处理工具,利用从N体积分器REBOUND收集的碰撞数据,确定撞击过程中碰撞天体与所产生碎片之间转移的核物质和幔物质数量。我们使用来自50次REBOUND行星形成模拟的数据展示该代码的工作方式,并探讨代码参数如何影响这些模拟中留存天体的核质量分数。随后,我们研究初始星盘中核物质的非均匀分布如何影响行星最终的核质量分数。在理想条件下,我们发现,巨型撞击与富含核物质的行星胚胎相结合,可能形成一些已被发现的富铁行星。

英文摘要:

Previous research suggests that impacts between planetary embryos and planetesimals during the late stages of planet formation can often determine the percentages of core and mantle material that compose the newly formed planets in a system. Previous studies have attempted to include the composition-changing effects of these collisions in N-body simulations of planet formation, often as post-processing codes. In this paper, we present the Differentiated Body Composition Tracker, a new post-processing tool that uses collisional data collected from the N-body integrator REBOUND to determine the amount of core and mantle material that is transferred between colliding objects and the resulting fragments during an impact. We demonstrate how this code works using the data from 50 REBOUND simulations of planet formation and explore how the parameters in the code affect the core mass fractions of the remaining objects from these simulations. We then investigate how non-uniform distributions of core material across an initial disc affect the final core mass fractions of planets. Under ideal conditions, we find that a combination of giant impacts and planetary embryos enriched in core material could create some of the iron-rich planets that have been discovered.

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