Protoplanetary accretion disc models - The effect of several meteoritic, astronomical, and physical constraints

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Accretion Disks, Astronomical Models, Planetary Evolution, Protoplanets, Constraints, Meteorites, Solar Corona, Solar System, Star Formation, Viscous Flow

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The present consideration of the protosolar viscous accretion disk concept proceeds on the basis of a simple model whose disk-evolution and property-controlling parameters can be easily varied, in order to evaluate the effects of four possible constraints on the solar nebula: (1) a 'planet-formation' constraint; (2) a 'meteoritic' constraint; (3) an 'astronomical' constraint; and (4) a 'physical' constraint. It is found that all four cannot be simultaneously accommodated, and that the accretion-stage disks are too small in relation to the planetary system; it is concluded that planet formation largely occurred during a disk-evolution phase after the end of infall events.

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