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Joined 1 February 2006

Unsurprisingly, I am commuting (London/Paris).

I've joined in February 2006 and have been contributing a fair number of diagrams and references for Transneptunians (Kuiper belt, cubewanos, plutinos, scattered objects), Centaurs, irregular satellites of outer planets as well as to a few articles on celestial mechanics (Jacobi integral, Tisserand's relation and parameter, orbital resonance) helping to understand the origin of orbits of these objects.

You might find handy my index of refs below.

Centaurs.
Plutinos.
Kuiper belt.
Scattered.
Beyond...


Some orbits edit

 
Orcus and Pluto.
 
Ixion and Pluto.
 
2003 EL61
 
Ecliptic view.
 
Polar view.
 
Orbits' separation.
 
The closest passage.


Cross index of References edit

(work in progress...)

General edit

  • The Kuiper Belt and Other Debris Disks, Jewitt, Lacerda 2008 [1].
  • Solar System Beyond the planets, Jewitt, Delsanti 2006 [2].
  • Arizona Book

[3]

  • Gladman in Arizona Book

[4]

  • Binaries (classical), Noll, Grundy 2008

[5]

  • Colours (classical) LacerdaJewitt2008

[6]

  • Colours (classical) Doressoundiram2002

[7]

  • Brief History Chiang et all 2006[8]
  • Origin & evolution, Morbidelli 2005[9]
  • Size Distribution, Bernstein 2004 [10]
  • DES Classification, Elliot 2006

[11]

  • Orbits, original Malhotra [12]
  • Solsys resonances, Malhotra98[13]
  • Dynamics of the KuiperBelt, Malhotra 2000[14]
  • Phase space, Malhotra96[15]
  • Diverse Size and Albedo, Grundy, Noll 2005[16]
  • Satellites of big KBOs, Brown et al 2006 [17]
  • The edge, Trujillo 2001 [18]
  • Colours
    • DES Colors, Elliot 2006 [19]
    • Sizes and albedo, Stansberry 2007[20]
    • Color Distribution, Doressoundiram 2005 [21]
    • Color (controversy), Peixinho 2003 [22]
    • MBOSS database of colour indices Hainaut & Delsanti (2002) [23]
  • Deep Ecliptic Survey
    • DES I Procedures, results 2003 [24]
    • DES II Classifciation [25]

Individual Objects' refs edit

Plutinos edit

  • Orbits
    • Original Malotra 95 [26]
  • Pluto
    • Moons' discovery, Weaver 2006 [28]
    • Impact origin, Stern 2006 [29]
    • Quadruple system, Steffl 2005 [30]


  • (90482) Orcus
    • Surface, de Bergh, Delsanti 2005 [31]
    • NIR, Trujilo 2005 [32]
  • (28978) Ixion
    • Surface, Boehnhardt 2003[33]
    • NIR, Licandro, 2002 [34]

KBOs edit

  • 2005 FY9
    • Methane, Licandro, (2006)[35]
  • Haumea (2003 EL61)
    • Orbits, Brown 2009 [36]
    • Surface, Licandro et al 2009[37]
    • Surface of the Moons

[38]

    • IR Spectrum, Trujillo 2006

[39]

    • Moon, Brown 2005 [40]
    • Shape and size, Rabinowitz 2006 [41]
    • Moons, Brown 2006 [17]
    • Moon, spectrum Barkume [42]
  • (50000) Quaoar
    • Size, Brown 2004 [43]
    • Crystalline ice, Jewitt 2004 [44]
    • Moon Eko 51 [45]
    • Methane ice, Shaller, Brown 2007 [46]


  • (20000) Varuna
    • IRAM, Lelouch 2002 [47]
    • Properties Jewitt, Sheppard 2002 [48]
    • Size & albedo, Jewitt 2001 [49]
  • (55565) 2002 AW197
    • Albedo, Cruikshank, 2004[50]
    • Spectrum & surface, Barucci,2005[51]
  • (55636) 2002 TX300
    • General, Lellouch, 2004[52]
    • Minerals, Licandro, 2004[53]
    • Fresh icy surface, Licandro 2006[54]

SDOs edit

  • 2003 UB313
    • Discovery, Brown [55]
    • Size, Brown 2006 [56]
    • Moon, Brown 2006 [17]
  • 2004 XR190
    • Discovery, Allen,Gladman [57]

ESDOs edit

  • Distant companion [58]
  • Passing star [59]
  • (90377) Sedna
    • Orcus & Sedna, Trujilo 2005 [32]
    • Sedna v Triton, Barucci 2005 [60]
    • Orbits Origin, Morbidelli [61]

Centaurs edit

  • Thermal, Asbolus and Chiron, Fernandes & Jewitt 2002 [62]
  • Water on Chiron, Jewitt 2000 [63]
  • Colours, Peixinho 2003 [22]

Physical characteristics edit

    • Size Quaoar, Brown 2004 [43]
    • Cristalline ice, Quaoar, Jewiit 2004[44]
    • Varuna, properties Jewitt, Sheppard 2002 [48]
    • Varuna, Size & albedo, Jewitt 2001 [49]
    • Size 2003 UB313, Brown 2006 [56]
    • Sedna & Triton, Barucci 2005 [60]
    • Surface, Orcus, Delsanti 2005 [31]
    • IR spectrum, Orcus & Sedna, Trujillo [32]
    • Varuna, IRAM, 2002 [47]
    • Sizes, spitzer

[64]

Irregular satellites edit

Reviews edit

  • ...Relationship with asteroids and KBOs, Sheppard 2005[65]

Orbits, origin & stability edit

  • Orbits, Carruba 2002[66]
  • Orbits' stability. Nesvorny 2003[67]
  • Collisional Origin, Nesforny 2004[68]
  • Orbits; secular resonances, Burns [69]
  • On the secular behavoiur.., Cuk, Burns 2004 [70]

Physical characteristics edit

  • Colours: Jupiter, Saturn, Grav 2003 [71]
  • Colours: Uranus, Neptune Grav 2004U [72]
  • Infrared spectra, Grav 2004 [73]
  • BVR colours, Rettig 2001[74].

Jupiter edit

  • An abundant population ..., Sheppard, Jewitt 2003 [75]
  • Outer sats and Trojans, Sheppard, Jewitt, Porco 2004 [76]
  • Colours & groupings, Grav 2003[71]
  • Groupings Nesvorny 2004 [68]

Saturn edit

  • Discovery & groupings, Gladman 2001 [77]
  • Colours & groupings, Grav 2003[71]
  • Colours & groupings, Grav 2006 [78]
  • Infrared spectra, Grav 2004 [73]

Phoebe edit

Hyperion edit

Uranus edit

  • Ultradeep Survey, Sheppard & Jewitt 2005 [79]
  • Colours and lightcurves, Marris 2001 [80]
  • Discovery of Sycorax & Caleban, Gladman 1998[81]
  • Discovery of Setebos, Stephano & Trinculo [82]
  • Colours, Grav 2004 U[72]

Neptune edit

  • Discovery, Holman [83]
  • A Survey ... Uranus...' Sheppard & Jewitt 2006 [84]
  • Triton as surviving binary, Agnor & Hamilton [85].
  • Triton's capture, Goldreich 1989 [86]
  • Colours, Grav 2004 U[72]

Graphs - Physical characteristics edit

 
Illustration of sizes, albedos and colours of the largest TNOs.


 
Colours of Centaurs.
 
Colours of the Transneptunians.



Drafts / previews edit

References edit

  1. ^ D.Jewitt, A. Moro-Martın, P.Lacerda The Kuiper Belt and Other Debris Disks to appear in Astrophysics in the Next Decade, Springer Verlag (2009). Preprint of the article (pdf)
  2. ^ D.Jewitt, A.Delsanti The Solar System Beyond The Planets in Solar System Update : Topical and Timely Reviews in Solar System Sciences , Springer-Praxis Ed., ISBN 3540260560 (2006). Preprint of the article (pdf)
  3. ^ H. Boehnhardt, M. A. Barucci (2008). The Solar System Beyond Neptune. {{cite book}}: Unknown parameter |coauthors= ignored (|author= suggested) (help)
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  6. ^ Nuno Peixinho, Pedro Lacerda and David Jewitt (August 2008). "COLOR-INCLINATION RELATION OF THE CLASSICAL KUIPER BELT OBJECTS". The Astronomical Journal. 136. {{cite journal}}: |format= requires |url= (help); External link in |format= (help)
  7. ^ A. Doressoundiram, N. Peixinho, C. de Bergh, S. Fornasier, P. Thebault, M. A. Barucci,C. Veillet (October 2002). "The Color Distribution in the EDGEWORTH-KUIPER Belt". The Astronomical Journal. 124 (4): 2279–2296. doi:10.1086/342447. {{cite journal}}: |format= requires |url= (help); External link in |format= (help)CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
  8. ^ E. Chiang, Y. Lithwick, M. Buie, W. Grundy, M. Holman A Brief History of Trans-Neptunian Space. to appear in Protostars and Planets V (August 2006) Final preprint on arXiv
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  30. ^ A.J. Steffl, M.J. Mutchler, H.A. Weaver, S.A.Stern, D.D. Durda, D. Terrell, W.J. Merline, L.A. Young, E.F. Young, M.W. Buie, J.R. Spencer New Constraints on Additional Satellites of the Pluto System Originally to appear in The Astronomical Journal Preprint in arXiv
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  32. ^ a b c Chadwick A. Trujillo, Michael E. Brown, David L. Rabinowitz, Thomas R. Geballe Near Infrared Surface Properties of the Two Intrinsically Brightest Minor Planets (90377) Sedna and (90482) Orcus The Astrophysical Journal, 627 (2005), pp.1057–1065. Preprint on arXiv.
  33. ^ H. Boehnhardt, S. Bagnulo, K. Muinonen, M. A. Barucci, L. Kolokolova, E. Dotto and G. P. Tozzi Surface characterization of 28978 Ixion (2001 KX76) Astronomy & Astrophysics, 415, (2003), pp. L17-L19 Pre-print
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  36. ^ D. Ragozzine, M. E. Brown Orbits And Masses Of The Satellites Of The Dwarf Planet Haumea = 2003 EL61, To appear in The Astronomical Journal (2009) Preprint on arXiv
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