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项目编号: ST/K001566/1
项目名称:
Direct Detections of the Asteroidal YORP Effect
作者: Stephen Christopher Lowry
承担单位: University of Kent
批准年: 2011
开始日期: 2012-20-05
结束日期: 2012-19-08
资助金额: GBP1590
资助来源: UK-STFC
项目类别: Research Grant
国家: UK
语种: 英语
特色学科分类: Planetary science&nbsp ; (100%)
英文摘要: Telescope time has been awarded to study the asteroidal YORP effect.

Proposal Abstract: The YORP effect is a torque experienced by small asteroids that is due to both incident solar radiation pressure and the recoil effect from the anisotropic emission of thermal photons. It can modify their rotation rates and spin-axis orientations, and can explain many observed phenomena in asteroidal science. We will use the INT+WFC to obtain lightcurve coverage of several NEAs which are targets of an ESO Large Programme, the aim of which is to directly detect YORP-induced rotation period changes amongst a large sample of NEAs. The aim of this project is not to determine highly accurate period solutions for the objects, but rather to assist in the measurement of any potential phase offset in the asteroids' rotational lightcurve due to the YORP effect. The lightcurve data obtained at the INT will prove crucial to this programme since some of the targets are now unobservable from ESO.
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标识符: http://119.78.100.158/handle/2HF3EXSE/102828
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作者单位: University of Kent

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Stephen Christopher Lowry. Direct Detections of the Asteroidal YORP Effect. 2011-01-01.
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