The two-time autocorrelation function for force in bounded gravitational systems

Physics – Condensed Matter – Statistical Mechanics

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Autocorrelation, Force Distribution, Gravitational Fields, Stellar Motions, Velocity Distribution, Astronomical Models, Gravitational Effects, Normal Density Functions, Root-Mean-Square Errors, Statistical Mechanics, Stellar Gravitation

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The correlation of the force at the same point but at two different times is calculated for bounded gravitational systems. Uniform density and a Gaussian distribution of velocity are assumed. The autocorrelation function decreases as the inverse of the fifth power of t for t approaching infinity. This is in contrast to Chandrasekhar's result for infinite systems, where it decreases only as 1/t. It is shown that for an arbitrary distribution of speeds the decrease with time is generally as the inverse of the fourth power of t and in the case where the distribution is a function of the square of the velocity the decrease is as the inverse of the fifth power of t. The mean-square-velocity change is calculated via the autocorrelation function.

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