NASA NTRS ยท 19920001676
Bending waves and orbital inclinations
Abstract
Disk tides may play an important role in the formation of a planetary system. Modification of protoplanet semi-major axes and eccentricities through density waves was suggested and calculations of linear and non-linear protoplanet-nebula interactions were carried out by a number of researchers. The possible significance of radial drift to the accretion process was discussed, while the evolution of orbital eccentricities was studied for a perturber orbiting external to a ring and for a perturber embedded in the ring. The possible importance of bending waves to the early evolution of protoplanet inclinations is described.
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Ward, William R.. 1991-06-01. Bending waves and orbital inclinations. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920001676
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