Sentences with phrase «dynamical evolution»
"dynamical evolution" refers to the process of how something changes or develops over time. It signifies the dynamic nature of a system, object, or organism, as it goes through different stages or transforms in response to various factors. Full definition
On the other hand, due to the low temperature and the relatively slow dynamical evolution, the Kuiper belt can be considered a «debris disk» of our planetary system, comparable to the counterparts of other stars (e.g., Kalas et al., 2006; Trilling et al., 2008).
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The multiscale dynamical evolutions of the rate and of the amplitude of the annual seasonal cycle of the chosen six tide gauge records are also studied.
Two technical achievements make it possible to both observe the bound state directly and to track its dynamical evolution.
«Following the relation and dynamical evolution of these four sets of individuals, we identified the important ingredients that induce and control global adoption cascades.
Dr. Canup utilizes analytical and numerical methods to describe the dynamical evolution of systems of circumplanetary or circumsolar material.
We will carry out a series of numerical investigations to understand how organics and volatiles are incorporated into planetary building blocks and then trace the dynamical evolution of these building blocks throughout the period of planetary assembly.
The belt contains essential information about the planetary formation processes, including both the «cold disk» that harbors the objects that are thought to formed in situ with the whole planetary system, and the «hot / scattered disk» that is the refuge of objects that are dynamically scattered into it during the dynamical evolution of the inner solar system.
The primary research tasks will focus on coupling the dynamical evolution of solids in protoplanetary disks with chemical...
On the theoretical front, these discoveries have triggered extensive research on the formation, dynamical evolution, interior dynamics, and atmospheric characteristics of extrasolar habitable planets.
The goal of the Planet Formation group is to understand the physical processes that shape planetary systems and to develop computational methods that can efficiently model the multiple stages of growth that start from dust within protoplanetary disks and extend to the dynamical evolution of extrasolar planetary systems.
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