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Summary
Summary
This is an up-to-date view of the solar system's minor bodies (comets, asteroids, meteors, trans-Neptunian objects and small satellites), stressing their interrelations, and relevance to accretion processes in the early solar system. The topics cover physical aspects, as well as dynamics, and observing programs related to these bodies. The volume also contains material related to current and planned space missions to minor bodies, in particular the successful Deep Impact mission to the comet Tempel 1. The book comprises 28 articles written by specialists in the field, who gave invited talks at the IAU S229 ACM meeting held in Búzios, Brazil, in August 2005. It will be of interest to researchers and graduate students working in planetary sciences and related fields.
Table of Contents
Preface |
Organizing committee |
Conference photograph |
Conference participants |
Physical properties of small bodies from Atens to TNOsC. R. Chapman |
Orbital migration in protoplanetary disksJ. C. B. Papaloizu and E. Szuskiewicz |
Deep Impact: excavating comet 9P/Tempel 1M. F. A'Hearn |
Physical properties of dust in the Solar System and its interrelation with small bodiesI. Mann and A. Czechowski and H. Kimura and T. Minato and T. Yamamoto |
Connections between asteroid and cometary nucleiI. Toth |
Dawn and mission operationsC. T. Russel and C. A. Raymond and T. C. Fraschetti and M. D. Rayman and C. A. Polanskey and K. A. Schimmels and S. P. Joy |
Review of Spitzer Space Telescope observations of small bodies of the Solar SystemJ. Crovisier |
What makes comets active?D. Prialnik |
Trans-Neptunian objects' surface propertiesM. A. Barucci and N. Peixinho |
Dynamical structure and origin of the Trans-Neptunian populationR. S. Gomes |
Properties of the Near-Earth population: the ACM2005 viewR. P. Binzel and D. F. Lukishko |
Potential impact detection for Near-Earth asteroids: the case of 99942 Apophis (2004 MN4)S. R. Chesley |
Meteoroid streams: mathematical modeling and observationsG. O. Ryabova |
Physical and chemical properties of meteoroidsJ. Borovicka |
Asteroid-meteorite links: the Vesta conundrum(s)C. M. Pieters and R. P. Binzel and D. Bogard and T. Hiroi and D. Mittlefehldt and L. Nyquist and A. Rivkin and H. Takeda |
Asteroid familiesD. Nesvorny and W. F. Bottke and D. Vokroulichy and A. Morbidelli and R. Jedike |
Solar System binariesK. S. Noll |
Outer irregular satellites of the planets and their relationship with asteroids, comets and Kuiper Belt objectsS. Sheppard |
Collisional evolution of asteroids, Trojans and TNOsA. Campo Bagatin |
Non-gravitational forces acting on small bodiesM. Broz and D. Vokroulicky and W. F. Bottke and D. Nesvorny and A. Morbidelli and D. Capek |
Unbiased orbit determination for the next generation of asteroid/comet surveysA. Milani and G. F. Gronchi and Z. Knezevic and M. E. Sansaturio and O. Arratia and L. Denneau and T. Grav and J. Heasley and R. Jedike and J. Kubica |
Origin of water on terrestrial planetsM. Drake and H. Campins |
The interior of outer Solar System bodiesM. T. Caprria and A. Coradini |
Compositional coma investigations: dust and gas production rates in cometsR. Schulz |
Active asteroids: a mystery in the main beltH. Hsieh and D. Jewitt |
Rotational properties of asteroids, comets and TNOsA. W. Harris and P. Pravec |
The surface properties of small asteroids from thermal-infrared observationsA. W. Harris |
Author index |