Planet Formation: Theory, Observations, and Experiments

The history of planet formation and detection is long and complicated, and numerous books and review articles have been written about it, e.g. Boss (1998a) and Brush (1990). In this introductory review, we concentrate on only a few specific aspects of the subject, under the general assumption tha...

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description	The history of planet formation and detection is long and complicated, and numerous books and review articles have been written about it, e.g. Boss (1998a) and Brush (1990). In this introductory review, we concentrate on only a few specific aspects of the subject, under the general assumption that the Kant–Laplace nebular hypothesis provides the correct framework for planet formation. The first recognized “theory” of planet formation was the vortex theory of Descartes, which, along with related subsequent developments, is treated in Section 1.2. Magnetic effects (Section 1.3) were of great significance in the solution of one of the major problems of the nebular hypothesis, namely, that it predicted a very rapidly rotating Sun. The early histories of the two theories of giant planet formation that are under current debate, the disk gravitational instability theory and the core accretion-gas capture theory, are discussed in Section 1.4 and Section 1.5, respectively. In the final section, 1.6, certain specific examples in the history of the search for extrasolar planets are reviewed.
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