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ICARUS

International Journal of Solar System Studies

Volume 143, Number 1, January 2000

Special Section: Protostars and Planets IV

1       Guest Editorial:  Protostars and Planets IV
                Vince Mannings, Alan Boss, and Sara Russell

2       Models of the in situ formation of detected extrasolar giant planets
                Peter Bodenheimer, Olenka Hubickyj, and Jack J. Lissauer

15      Formation of protoplanets from planetesimals in the solar nebula
                Eiichiro Kokubo and Shigeru Ida

28      Velocity evolution of planetesimals: Unified analytical formulas and comparisons
           with N-body simulations
                Glen R. Stewart and Shigeru Ida

45      Direct large-scale N-body simulations of planetesimal dynamics
                Derek C. Richardson, Thomas Quinn, Joachim Stadel, and George Lake

60      Terrestrial planet and asteroid formation in the presence of giant planets. I.
           Relative velocities of planetesimals subject to Jupiter and Saturn perturbations
                Stephen J. Kortenkamp and George W. Wetherill

74      On the validity of the coagulation equation and the nature of runaway growth
                Man Hoi Lee

87      The generation of lightning in the solar nebula
                S. J. Desch and J. N. Cuzzi

106     Chondrule fine-grained mantle formation by hypervelocity impact of chondrules
            with a dusty gas
                Kurt Liffman and Maurizio Toscano

126     Mg-rich silicate crystals in Comet Hale-Bopp: ISM relics or solar nebula
            condensates?
                Diane H. Wooden, Harold M. Butner, David E. Harker, and Charles E. Woodward

138     Experiments on sticking, restructuring, and fragmentation of preplanetary
            dust aggregates
                Jürgen Blum and Gerhard Wurm

147     ISOPHOT observations of dust disks around main sequence (Vega-like) stars
                H. J. Walker and I. Heinrichsen

155    The dust and gas content of a disk around the young Star HR 4796A
                J. S. Greaves, V. Mannings, and W. S. Holland

159    Dust around Herbig Ae/Be stars: Porous, cometary-like grains?
                Natalia A. Krivova and Vladimir B. Il'in

170    Falling evaporating bodies as a clue to outline the structure of the ß Pictoris
           young planetary system
                Hervé Beust and Alessandro Morbidelli

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