Bøger af Harry Varvoglis

The First Greek-Austrian Workshop on Extrasolar Planetary Systems was held on the island of Ammouliani, Chalkidiki, Greece, September 18-25, 2016. This volume contains the participants' contributions that illuminate many aspects of exoplanets. Each paper went through an independent review and represents the state-of-the-art in its respective field. Graduate students as well as active research scientists in this exciting and dynamically evolving field will benefit from this book. Contents Circular periodic orbits, resonance capture and inclination excitation during type II migration K. I. Antoniadou and G. Voyatzis Water transport to circumprimary habitable zones from icy planetesimal disks in binary star systems D. Bancelin, E. Pilat-Lohinger, T. I. Maindl and Á. Baszó Analytical estimates of secular frequencies for binary star systems Á. Bazsó and E. Pilat-Lohinger Applicability and limits of simple hydrodynamic scaling for collisions of water-rich bodies in different mass regimes C. Burger and C. M. Schäfer On a possible origin of the 9th planet V. Doultsinou and H. Varvoglis Trojan twin planets R. Dvorak, B. Loibnegger and R. Schwarz On the stability of the detected planet in the triple system HD 131399 B. Funk, E. Pilat-Lohinger, Á. Baszó and D. Bancelin A dynamical study on exocomets B. Loibnegger and R. Dvorak Collisional water transport and water-loss relevant to formation of habitable planets T. I. Maindl, C. M. Schäfer, N. Haghighipour, C. Burger and R. Dvorak On the dynamical habitability of Trojan planets in exoplanetary systems R. Schwarz, B. Funk, Á. Baszó and S. Eggl Long-term dynamics of artificial Earth satellites D. K. Skoulidou, A. J. Rosengren, K. Tsiganis and G. Voyatzis Periodic orbits of planets in binary systems G. Voyatzis Collisional fragmentation of porous objects in planetary systems O. J. Wandel, C. M. Schäfer and T. I. Maindl

This book explains how and why our understanding of nature, and in particular of physics and the laws governing it, has changed radically since the days of ancient Greece. It examines these changes through landmark experiments as well as theories.