Posters

EXO6

Formation and Evolution of Planetary Systems: From Disks to Planets

Accurate measurements of Solar-System objects can reveal information on our origin. In addition, the characterisation of exoplanets and exoplanetary systems provides a broader view of planets and planetary systems. These can be used to better understand planet formation and evolution. Despite the great progress in theory and observations the following key questions remain unsolved:
- How do planets form?
- What determines the architecture of planetary systems?
- How do planetary systems evolve?
- Is our Solar System unique?
In this session we invite abstracts related to the formation and evolution of planets and planetary systems. This includes the Solar-System as well as exoplanetary systems, and both theoretical and observational studies.

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Convener: Ravit Helled | Co-conveners: Yann Alibert, Adrien Leleu

Orals

| Wed, 18 Sep, 13:30–18:15

Earth (Room 5)

Posters

| Attendance Tue, 17 Sep, 17:15–18:45 | Display Mon, 16 Sep, 08:30–Wed, 18 Sep, 11:00|Level 2

Display time: Monday, 16 September, 2019 08:30–Wednesday, 18 September, 11:00

Attendance time: Tuesday, 17 September 2019, 17:15–18:45 | Level 2

Chairperson: Adrien Leleu, Ravit Helled, Yann Alibert

L2.83 |

EPSC-DPS2019-798

Planet-planet tides in Kaula's theory

Michaela Walterova and Marie Behounkova

L2.84 |

EPSC-DPS2019-819

Orbital and internal evolution of low-mass exoplanets in biplanetary systems

Michaela Walterova and Marie Behounkova

L2.85 |

EPSC-DPS2019-1078

Finding the Youngest Exoplanets

Lisa Prato, Christopher Johns-Krull, Joe Llama, Daniel Jaffe, Larissa Nofi, Laura Flagg, Cathie Clarke, Patrick Hartigan, Lauren Biddle, Brian Skiff, Gregory Mace, and Adolfo Carvalho

L2.86 |

EPSC-DPS2019-1345

Escape and fractionation of elements from planetary embryos

Markus Benedikt, Manuel Scherf, Helmut Lammer, Emmanuel Marcq, Petra Odert, and Martin Leitzinger

L2.87 |

EPSC-DPS2019-1752

Circumstellar habitable zones and the location of resonances in binary star systems

Akos Bazso and Elke Pilat-Lohinger

L2.88 |

EPSC-DPS2019-945

Forming giant planets and the collisional evolution of planetesimals: the cases of the Solar System and HD 163296

Diego Turrini