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Context: planet formation theory Results: embedded planet core Core accretion in MHD simulations of layered protoplanetary discs Oliver Gressel Niels Bohr International Academy (NBIA), Copenhagen Richard P . Nelson (QMUL, London) Neal J.


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Context: planet formation theory Results: embedded planet core

Core accretion in MHD simulations

  • f layered protoplanetary discs

Oliver Gressel ⋆

Niels Bohr International Academy (NBIA), Copenhagen

Richard P . Nelson (QMUL, London) Neal J. Turner (JPL-Caltech, Pasadena) Udo Ziegler (AIP

, Potsdam) February 10/11, 2014 Star and Planet Formation for All

⋆ oliver.gressel@nbi.dk

  • O. Gressel

2014-02-10 – SnPFfA Lund 1/13

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Context: planet formation theory Results: embedded planet core

gas giant interiors

Image Credit: NASA, Lunar and Planetary Institute

  • O. Gressel

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Context: planet formation theory Results: embedded planet core

motivation

core accretion picture 1D spherical envelopes

I: quasi-static contraction II: runaway growth phase

  • ur goals

identify . . .

accretion time-scales role of circumplanetary disc potential bottle-necks influence of magnetic field

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Context: planet formation theory Results: embedded planet core

schematics of protostellar disc

Armitage (2011)

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Context: planet formation theory Results: embedded planet core global properties / PPD local properties / CPD

spiral arms and gap

isothermal HD non-isoth. HD non-isoth. MHD

  • O. Gressel

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Context: planet formation theory Results: embedded planet core global properties / PPD local properties / CPD

spiral arms and gap

isothermal HD non-isoth. HD non-isoth. MHD

  • O. Gressel

2014-02-10 – SnPFfA Lund 5/13

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Context: planet formation theory Results: embedded planet core global properties / PPD local properties / CPD

spiral arms and gap

isothermal HD non-isoth. HD non-isoth. MHD

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gap opening

Saturn-mass planet

rapid growth phase Hill-sphere radius ≃ gas scale height

Gap opening

play

via tidal torques and gas accretion

  • nto planet core

formation not complete gap contrast of 20–30

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embedded sub-disc

isothermal HD non-isoth. HD non-isoth. MHD

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Context: planet formation theory Results: embedded planet core global properties / PPD local properties / CPD

embedded sub-disc

isothermal HD non-isoth. HD non-isoth. MHD

  • O. Gressel

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Context: planet formation theory Results: embedded planet core global properties / PPD local properties / CPD

embedded sub-disc

isothermal HD non-isoth. HD non-isoth. MHD

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disc variability

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the circumplanetary disc

Disc rotation profile

sub-keplerian rotation inner disc hotter → pressure support CPD extends to about half the Hill radius

Disc surface density

non-isoth. case: flat surface density isothermal case: steeper profile m = 2 spiral arms

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the horseshoe region

isothermal HD non-isoth. HD non-isoth. MHD

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the horseshoe region

isothermal HD non-isoth. HD non-isoth. MHD

  • O. Gressel

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Context: planet formation theory Results: embedded planet core global properties / PPD local properties / CPD

the horseshoe region

isothermal HD non-isoth. HD non-isoth. MHD

  • O. Gressel

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accretion flow properties

play

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circum-jovian jet

predicted theoretically by Quillen & Trilling (1998) and Fendt (2003)

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summary of results

Gap opening process

incomplete, but contrasts of 20–30 reached in the MHD model: enlivening of the dead zone

Core accretion

spin-out circumplanetary disc mainly vertical inflow of low-metallicity gas → efficient cooling of contracting envelope (!?) high accretion rate (∼ 8 × 10−3M⊕ yr−1) → Jupiter size after ∼ 30, 000 yr

Launching of a planetary jet

tornado-like flow drags down azimuthal field swirling → helical field → magneto-centrifugal jet disc wind important for CPD accretion (!?)

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