J/A+A/672/A33       Jupiter's Interior from Juno EOS             (Howard+, 2023)

Jupiter's interior from Juno: Equations-of-state uncertainties and dilute core extent. Howard S., Guillot T., Bazot M., Miguel Y., Stevenson D.J., Galanti E., Kaspi Y., Hubbard W.B., Militzer B., Helled R., Nettelmann N., Idini B., Bolton S. <Astron. Astrophys. 672, A33 (2023)> =2023A&A...672A..33H 2023A&A...672A..33H (SIMBAD/NED BibCode)
ADC_Keywords: Models ; Planets Keywords: planets and satellites: interiors - planets and satellites: gaseous planets - planets and satellites: composition - planets and satellites: Jupiter - equation of state Abstract: The Juno mission has provided measurements of Jupiter's gravity field with an outstanding level of accuracy, leading to better constraints on the interior of Jupiter. Improving our knowledge of the internal structure of Jupiter is key to understand the formation and the evolution of the planet but also in the framework of exoplanets exploration. This paper investigates the differences between the state-of-the-art equations of state and their impact on the properties of interior models. Accounting for uncertainty on the hydrogen and helium equation of state, we assess the span of the interior features of Jupiter. We carry out an extensive exploration of the parameter space and study a wide range of interior models using MCMC (Markov chain Monte Carlo) simulations. To consider the uncertainty on the equation of state, we allow for modifications of the equation of state in our calculations. Our models harbour a dilute core and indicate that Jupiter's internal entropy is higher than what is usually assumed from the Galileo probe measurements. We obtain solutions with extended dilute cores but contrary to other recent interior models of Jupiter, we also obtain models with small dilute cores. The dilute cores in such solutions extend to ∼20% of Jupiter's mass, leading to a better agreement with formation-evolution models. We conclude that the used equations of state in Jupiter models have crucial effect on the inferred structure and composition. Further explorations of the behaviour of hydrogen-helium mixtures at Jupiter's conditions will help constrain its interior, and therefore its origin. Description: A selection of a few models are provided here, one for each equation of state. Additional data can be found at https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7598377 File Summary: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FileName Lrecl Records Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ReadMe 80 . This file list.dat 63 5 List of models CD21/* . 5 Individual files for a model using the CD21 EOS HG23CMS19/* . 5 Individual files for a model using the HG23CMS19 EOS HG23MLS22/* . 5 Individual files for a model using the HG23MLS22 EOS MGF16MH13/* . 5 Individual files for a model using the MGF16+MH13 EOS MH13star/* . 5 Individual files for a model using the MH13star EOS */jup.csv . 5 EOS jup.csv files */jup_js.csv . 5 EOS jup_js.csv files -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Description of file: For */jup.ini mplanet = Mass of the planet mnoyau = Mass of the core p_ice = Fraction of ices in the core omega = Multiplication factor for the rotation rate comp_type = Composition type nbelem = Number of elements yproto = Protosolar He mass mixing ratio yatm = Outer He mass mixing ratio zatm = Outer heavy elements mass mixing ratio zdeep = Inner heavy elements mass mixing ratio core_type = Type of core (compact or dilute) mdilute = Extent of the dilute core deltamdil = Slope of the Z-gradient in the dilute core zdilute = Maximum heavy elements mass mixing ratio in the dilute core -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Byte-by-byte Description of file: list.dat -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bytes Format Units Label Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- 9 A9 --- Rep Repertory name 11-110 A100 --- Title Explanation for the repertory -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Byte-by-byte Description of file (#): */jup.csv -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bytes Format Units Label Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- 18 E18.12 --- M_MTOT Normalised mass 19 A1 --- --- [,] 20- 37 E18.12 --- R_RTOT Normalised mean radius 38 A1 --- --- [,] 39- 56 E18.12 --- MATM_MTOT Cumulative mass 57 A1 --- --- [,] 58- 75 E18.12 --- RATM_RTOT Cumulative mean radius 76 A1 --- --- [,] 77- 94 E18.12 g M_G Total mass 95 A1 --- --- [,] 96-113 E18.12 cm R_CM Radius 114 A1 --- --- [,] 115-132 E18.12 cm REQ_CM Equatorial radius 133 A1 --- --- [,] 134-151 E18.12 dyn/cm2 P_CGS Pressure 152 A1 --- --- [,] 153-170 E18.12 K T_K Temperature 171 A1 --- --- [,] 172-189 E18.12 g/cm3 RHO_GCC Density 190 A1 --- --- [,] 191-208 E18.12 10-7W L_CGS Luminosity (erg/s) 209 A1 --- --- [,] 210-227 E18.12 10-7J/g/K S_CGS Entropy (erg/g/K) 228 A1 --- --- [,] 229-246 E18.12 cm2/g KROSS_CGS Rosseland opacity 247 A1 --- --- [,] 248-265 E18.12 --- GRADT Temperature gradient 266 A1 --- --- [,] 267-284 E18.12 --- GRADAD Adiabatic gradient 285 A1 --- --- [,] 286-303 E18.12 --- GRADRAD Radiative gradient 304 A1 --- --- [,] 305-322 E18.12 --- TAUV Opacity 323 A1 --- --- [,] 324-341 E18.12 cm/s VSOUND_CGS Sound speed 342 A1 --- --- [,] 343-360 E18.12 --- CP_CGS Heat capacity 361 A1 --- --- [,] 362-379 E18.12 --- X H mass mixing ratio 380 A1 --- --- [,] 381-398 E18.12 --- Y He mass mixing ratio 399 A1 --- --- [,] 400-417 E18.12 --- Z Z mass mixing ratio -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Byte-by-byte Description of file (#): */jup_js.csv -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bytes Format Units Label Explanations -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- 5 I5 --- NLAYERS Number of layers 6 A1 --- --- [,] 8 I1 --- SPLORDER Spline order 9 A1 --- --- [,] 10- 24 F15.8 --- PREC Precision constant 25 A1 --- --- [,] 26 I1 --- PPT Presence of a plasma phase transition 27 A1 --- --- [,] 28- 42 E15.10 g M_G Total mass 43 A1 --- --- [,] 44- 58 E15.10 g MCORE_G Mass of the core 59 A1 --- --- [,] 60- 71 E12.7 --- ICEFRAC Fraction of ices in the core 72 A1 --- --- [,] 73- 84 E12.7 --- OMEGA_1S Angular velocity 85 A1 --- --- [,] 86- 87 I2 --- NBELEM Number of elements 88 A1 --- --- [,] 89-100 E12.7 --- YZ1 Protosolar He mass mixing ratio 101 A1 --- --- [,] 102-113 E12.7 --- YZ2 Outer He mass mixing ratio 114 A1 --- --- [,] 115-126 E12.7 --- YZ3 Outer Ices mass mixing ratio 127 A1 --- --- [,] 128-139 E12.7 --- YZ4 Outer Rocks mass mixing ratio 140 A1 --- --- [,] 141-152 E12.7 --- YZ5 Inner Ices mass mixing ratio 153 A1 --- --- [,] 154-165 E12.7 --- YZ6 Inner Rocks mass mixing ratio 166 A1 --- --- [,] 167-181 E15.10 cm RADMEAN_CM Mean radius 182 A1 --- --- [,] 183-197 E15.10 cm RADCHORD_CM Photospheric radius 198 A1 --- --- [,] 199-213 E15.10 cm REQ_CM Equatorial radius 214 A1 --- --- [,] 215-229 E15.10 cm REQOBS_CM Observed equatorial radius 230 A1 --- --- [,] 231-245 E15.10 cm REQNOOFFCM Equatorial radius w/o offset 246 A1 --- --- [,] 247-261 E15.10 --- J2 J2 262 A1 --- --- [,] 263-277 E15.10 --- J2OBS Observed J2 278 A1 --- --- [,] 279-293 E15.10 --- J2_NOOFF J2 w/o offset 294 A1 --- --- [,] 295-309 E15.10 --- J4 J4 310 A1 --- --- [,] 311-325 E15.10 --- J4OBS Observed J4 326 A1 --- --- [,] 327-341 E15.10 --- J4_NOOFF J4 w/o offset 342 A1 --- --- [,] 343-357 E15.10 --- J6 J6 358 A1 --- --- [,] 359-373 E15.10 --- J6OBS Observed J6 374 A1 --- --- [,] 375-389 E15.10 --- J6_NOOFF J6 w/o offset 390 A1 --- --- [,] 391-405 E15.10 --- J8 J8 406 A1 --- --- [,] 407-421 E15.10 --- J8OBS Observed J8 422 A1 --- --- [,] 423-437 E15.10 --- J8_NOOFF J8 w/o offset 438 A1 --- --- [,] 439-453 E15.10 --- J10 J10 454 A1 --- --- [,] 455-469 E15.10 --- J10OBS Observed J10 470 A1 --- --- [,] 471-485 E15.10 --- J10_NOOFF J10 w/o offset 486 A1 --- --- [,] 487-501 E15.10 --- J12 J12 502 A1 --- --- [,] 503-517 E15.10 --- J12OBS Observed J12 518 A1 --- --- [,] 519-533 E15.10 --- J12_NOOFF J12 w/o offset 534 A1 --- --- [,] 535-549 E15.10 --- MDILUTE Extent of the dilute core 550 A1 --- --- [,] 551-565 E15.10 --- DELTAMDIL Slope of the Z gradient in the dilute core 566 A1 --- --- [,] 567-581 E15.10 --- ZDILUTE_ICES Maximum mass mixing ratio of ices in the dilute core 582 A1 --- --- [,] 583-597 E15.10 --- ZDILUTE_ROCKS Maximum mass mixing ratio of rocks in the dilute core 598 A1 --- --- [,] 599-613 E15.10 --- YDILUTE He mass mixing ratio in the dilute core 614 A1 --- --- [,] 615-629 E15.10 --- FADIABATIC Adiabatic coefficient 630 A1 --- --- [,] 631-645 E15.10 Mjup MXY1 Mass of H and He in the outer region 646 A1 --- --- [,] 647-661 E15.10 Mjup MI1 Mass of ices in the outer region 662 A1 --- --- [,] 663-677 E15.10 Mjup MR1 Mass of rocks in the outer region 678 A1 --- --- [,] 679-693 E15.10 Mjup MXY23 Mass of H and He in the inner region 694 A1 --- --- [,] 695-709 E15.10 Mjup MI2_ERF1 Mass of ices in the inner region (erf(1)) 710 A1 --- --- [,] 711-725 E15.10 Mjup MR2_ERF1 Mass of rocks in the inner region (erf(1)) 726 A1 --- --- [,] 727-741 E15.10 Mjup MI2_ERF2 Mass of ices in the inner region (erf(2)) 742 A1 --- --- [,] 743-757 E15.10 Mjup MR2_ERF2 Mass of rocks in the inner region (erf(2)) 758 A1 --- --- [,] 759-773 E15.10 Mjup MIDIL_ERF1 Mass of ices in the dilute core (erf(1)) 774 A1 --- --- [,] 775-789 E15.10 Mjup MRDIL_ERF1 Mass of rocks in the dilute core (erf(1)) 790 A1 --- --- [,] 791-805 E15.10 Mjup MIDIL_ERF2 Mass of ices in the dilute core (erf(2)) 806 A1 --- --- [,] 807-821 E15.10 Mjup MRDIL_ERF2 Mass of rocks in the dilute core (erf(2)) 822 A1 --- --- [,] 823-837 E15.10 Mjup MI23_ZDEEP Mass of ices in the envelope where z<yz3+yz4 838 A1 --- --- [,] 839-853 E15.10 Mjup MR23_ZDEEP Mass of rocks in the envelope where z<yz3+yz4 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Acknowledgements: Saburo Howard, saburo.howard(at)oca.eu
(End) Patricia Vannier [CDS] 09-Feb-2023
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