Fig. 10.
Final distributions of orbits that never left the 1:1 MMR region of Uranus during planetary migration. Left and right panels: final inclination i against the final semi-major axis a and initial inclination i0, respectively. The black dots indicate the orbits surviving fast migration with the final eccentricity e lower than 0.1; the other dots indicate the orbits surviving slow migration, of which the blue and orange points represent those with e < 0.1 and e ≥ 0.1, respectively. The dashed line in the right panel depicts the equality of i and i0; the solid line depicts the best fit for slow migration. For a clear comparison with the stability regions (see Figs. 1 and 8), the same range in semi-major axis is shown in the left panel at the cost of abandoning a small part of orbits. In the right panel only data for slow migration is shown for better visibility.
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